#1FaceADay.... the journey continues.
Ahhhhh I haven't had the courage to share this here yet.... but here goes.
I was so ready to finish this project at the end of December 2015. And if you asked me prior to mid-December if I would consider continuing - I would have said "are you completely out of your mind". I was more than ready to be done. It was a mammoth undertaking.
However, I soooo enjoyed my December #1FaceADay - I didn't expect to totally fall in love with it all over again, right at the end. I think it had something to do with the fact that I was doing December on TeaBags and I was loving it... as my December days started closing out, I started feeling quite emotional at the thought of giving up this sweet daily ritual. I started entertaining the idea of quietly continuing just for myself... when Jackie Cate contacted me and asked if I would consider doing something with her to help her return to her studio. I guess that message came in at the exact right time, when the seed was just being planted, enough to take root. After much thought and reflection - the idea came about continuing except this time only on TeaBags.
For me, it would be for the {soul} purpose of having an exhibition all said and done, together with continuing the art of showing up daily.
I love the idea of doing my first exhibition solely with my beloved TeaBagGirls...
That makes me so ridiculously happy!
Having a plan, a cohesive theme and size canvas has definitely changed the game for me.
You can find my separate Instagram page called TeaBagGirls_Flowrs and my separate blog page called TeaBagGirls if you want to journey with me.
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Sooo what I didn't know...
As the 1st January came around, the messages and tags started coming through of people who not only wanted to also try the #1FaceADay for #365Days but how many wonderful friends were keen to embark on the #TeaBagGirls journey. Well, I just love that!
There are a bunch of us ladies journeying, encouraging and learning from each other.
What could be more perfect... finding community here... like sharing a cup of tea together.
"Blessed is the TeaMaker"
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