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Please join us for the Book Launch for When Old Dames Get Together and Other Confessions of a Ripe Old Age on March 16, from 2-4 at Diane Pearl’s Gallery, 23 Santa Marguerita, Ajijic. (If you are driving from Ajijic or other westerly directions, go East on the Carretera and turn left at Mom’s Deli (Before Pancho’s) toward the mountains. Go one block and turn right. Diane’s Gallery is the fourth house on the right.)
For more information on this adult coloring book with humorous poems by Judy Dykstra-Brown and wonderful illustrations to color by Isidro Xilonzóchitl, click on the illustration. There might be some surprises in store for you!!!
Please pass this information on to your friends. We look forward to seeing you there.
The book is also available on Amazon, in La Bella Vida Gallery on Constitution and in Diane’s Gallery.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Congratulations! It looks like so much fun!
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Congratulations Judy.
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It’s full of witticisms and fun illustrations! I love it!
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Oh how I’d love to be there. Gina and I had another coloring/chatting afternoon last week. We’re going to keep doing this. Love the book! And you.
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Congratulations, Judy. Enlargement doesn’t work for me
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Congratulations and good luck, Judy!
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Congrats! I’ve ordered a copy as a gift for a dear friend and it should arrive Thursday if the Goddess of Weather plays nicely. Really looking forward to seeing her eyes light up.
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Have you ever read the poem “The Great Blue Heron” by Carolyn Kaiser? Here’s a link. I love it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrxsQdK-B2g
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Thank you so much for the link to the poem being read. I understand entirely why you love it – I do, too. I had never seen this video before, what a worthy project.
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I taught this poem to my students for 7 years before I moved to California to write full time. While there, I went to the Napa Poetry Workshop and Carolyn Kaiser was one of the presenters. It was thrilling to hear her read the poem and to participate in her workshop.
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That must have been such a moving experience! How wonderful.
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It was. After ten years of teaching writing and poetry I felt I was coming out into the real world. I’ve been doing instead of teaching ever since.
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I love how you say that you were coming out into the real world – you’ve been “doing” instead of teaching. You took that leap of faith and soared like that Heron fledging the nest.
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Love it!
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