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| Yoda in Castelvecchio, Italy |
Dear Art Lover,
So, I was up till about 4 a.m. last
night, determined to distribute my art newsletter to the subscription list
before going to bed. [Sign up here if
you would like to receive this in your e-mail inbox: http://www.borsheimarts.com/contact.htm
] My neighbor has told me that if I
close the shudders, my house will stay much warmer. I did not move to be surrounded by trees just
to close them off from my view, but recently, I thought to try this. Thus, when I finally woke this morning, I
discovered on Facebook that it was snowing in my village before I had even seen
the outside for myself. Oy!
Shortly afterwards I let Yoda, my
neighbor’s dog, out of his house, before a neighbor dropped by and whisked me
off to her place for an impromptu lunch invite.
But afterwards, I let Yoda out of my house and he and the dogsitter went
for a wee bit of a stroll before dark.
Here is a taste of our little winter adventure just outside of
Castelvecchio. Sadly, the snow changed to rain as the day went on. This is my first time seeing snow in Italy.
Oh, so before I forget, this recent
newsletter included a link to a new art workshop I will be teaching in June
2018 in Tuscany. We will start in Florence, Italy,
then move up into this Medieval village.. but no worries… the snow will be gone
by June and instead, I hope that we shall see some fireflies! Here is the link if you are curious: http://www.borsheimarts.com/workshop_Bas-ReliefSculptureInTuscanyCastelvecchio2018.htm
Peace,
Kelly Borsheim, artist
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| No, these are NOT palm trees, but "Cavalo Nero" |
