PONO KE OLA I KA WAI E OLA (Kalo only grows in fresh water) 27′ x 32″ framed, 300# Arches rag paper, ARTMAUI juried show Purchased
“BELLA MOON” Maui, Hawai`i, 6.5″ x 8.5″ giclee prints available – $90.00 each; Original 9″x12″ watercolor Arches 300″ rag paper-purchased
“GOOD MORNING SUN” Eagle Hills, Carson City, Nevada. 27″ x 22″ unframed original watercolor – $700 Arches 300# rag paper“SUMMER GARDENIA”-27″ X 22″ unframed original watercolor – $950; Arches 300# rag paper purchased 05/15/2019
TERRA’S FOOTPRINT – hills towards Lake Tahoe, Nevada. 9″ x 12″ unframed watercolor, 300# Arches rag paper $300
ROCK GARDEN #3 – Sand Harbor, Lake Tahoe, Nevada. 9″ x 12″ unframed watercolor 300# Arches rag paper $300
SNOWBOUND – Nevada. 9″ x 12″ unframed watercolor Arches 300# cold press paper $150
AUTUMN LEAVES – Lake Tahoe. 22″ x 27″ unframed watercolor 180# Arches hot press paper $200
HANAU POHAKU (reborn-lava flow) – Hawai`i. 9″ x 12″ unframed watercolor 300# Arches rag paper $300
Aloha Jackie! Your painting stole my heart away from your writing~you are one multi-gifted beautiful human being. And when is the food tasting at your resto):
My husband Luc and I are now both here in Sparks. I was part of a delegation of AARP advocates lobbying for better services to seniors. I wondered if that day you’d perhaps be at the Legislature too.
The last eight weeks since leaving Maui has been very hard for me: nosebleeds, dryyy skin, flying hair. But I’ve also met very nice people.
I simply retired from my workplace~I loved helping people who have made big mistakes but the culture of probation/public safety is less rehab than punishment. Somehow some of my personal stuff (hard copy or email) were not in my office for me to pack up and go.
I don’t know if you ever emailed me back after the unfortunate non-selection of one deserving community leader. Please give me a call and we can have a person-to-person conversation over coffee or tea, as the case may be. I’d like to share my new purpose in life and brainstorm perhaps – how can the “community” do more to help ordinary folks reach out for help rather than suffer in pain or lose loved ones’ lives all due to the stigma of mental illness.
Aloha Jackie! Your painting stole my heart away from your writing~you are one multi-gifted beautiful human being. And when is the food tasting at your resto):
My husband Luc and I are now both here in Sparks. I was part of a delegation of AARP advocates lobbying for better services to seniors. I wondered if that day you’d perhaps be at the Legislature too.
The last eight weeks since leaving Maui has been very hard for me: nosebleeds, dryyy skin, flying hair. But I’ve also met very nice people.
I simply retired from my workplace~I loved helping people who have made big mistakes but the culture of probation/public safety is less rehab than punishment. Somehow some of my personal stuff (hard copy or email) were not in my office for me to pack up and go.
I don’t know if you ever emailed me back after the unfortunate non-selection of one deserving community leader. Please give me a call and we can have a person-to-person conversation over coffee or tea, as the case may be. I’d like to share my new purpose in life and brainstorm perhaps – how can the “community” do more to help ordinary folks reach out for help rather than suffer in pain or lose loved ones’ lives all due to the stigma of mental illness.
Hugs to the apos!
Cornelia Soberano 808 298-3167
llbmaui@yahoo.com
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