I looked at this painting of Sisters in their Nightgowns and told her I could crop the seven sisters from the right side of the painting for a very nice group. Or I could crop the seven middle sisters from the first Sisters' Reunion painting for a very nice print.
Since I have a large format printer, I offered two different size options. My new virtual friend told me she was partial to the Sisters Reunion painting and wanted the seven middle sisters. She explained that it perfectly portrayed her sister family and the two smallest sisters represented her twin daughters.
Well, it is another cool sister story the way someone came along who knew the real story. And I want to say that all of you represent my "sister family" and I so appreciate all of your support with comments. They warm me.
See you tomorrow with one more sister story. It's a good one......about me.....and a virtual sister.
Sharon
love hearing these stories Sharon, you always inspire me xx
ReplyDeleteThese stories are great Sharon! Can't wait for tomorrow's story.
ReplyDeleteYour sister friend,
suze
That's so cool!
ReplyDeleteYour paintings obviously speak to people. Another wonderful Sister Story.
ReplyDeleteDarla
I love these sister stories, Sharon. Thanks for sharing them. :)
ReplyDeleteBeing a sister from a family of four girls, I love seeing your sisters. They always bring up memories of my sisters and I just adore them. You make beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful it must be to know that your stories and art touch so many people's hearts and souls.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been around Blogland much lately but after the holidays I'll have more time. See you then.
Thanks for sharing your real life stories, this is just great!
ReplyDeleteyour "Sistrs" are coming to life...
Brenda
cool beasns! More sister stories. Sister families are so very important n matter how they come about! Happy Friday to you!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I love your stories almost as much as the prints.
ReplyDeleteThe stories are just wonderful. I love sister stories and your prints are such wonderful depictions of sisters no matter how we become sisters.
ReplyDeleteSharon, I love the synchronicity of your sister stories! I have brothers and have always wanted a sister so I'm happy to be considered part of your virtual sister family!
ReplyDeleteSherry in Little Rock
Oh, my. I went to the mailbox and found a wonderful surprise! Thank you, thank you, thank you. I promise to put them to good use. Another thank you for the little sisters.
ReplyDeleteYour wonderful stories and your surprise packages -- thank you for being you!
Love your art Norah...wish I had just one sister!
ReplyDeleteAnother sister story...they just keep coming. Life can sometimes be VERY interesting and isn't it neat how they FIND you!!! Yes, this blogging thing is miraculous! I'm loving your storytelling. Pat
ReplyDeleteAs a very devoted sister myself, I love your sister stories and art. Tomorrow my mother and oldest niece will join my sister Ava, my twin nieces, my sister-in-law, and me for a Very Sister Christmas. This will be the fiorst time all seven sisters have celebrated Christmas together. Happy, happy, joy, joy! BTW Mr. Al, my two sons, my brother-in-law, and my great nephew will also be in attendance!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a magic Christmas yourself, blog sister! Thank you for all the beauty and inspiration you've added to my year.
Love,
Alberta
Your sisters are taking the world by storm and so they should they're beautiful. Have a wonderful Christmas and an even more successful sisterly 2009.
ReplyDeleteI love that painting "Meeting in the Moon Garden" Just BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
Flor