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Today I did a show in the Garden of Dreams—a beautiful Boutique Hotel in Ajijic. It was a show for members of the Ajijic Society of Artists and it was a lovely if long day. I left my house at 7:30, arrived in Ajijic at 8 and set up until 10. Luckily there were young men there to help carry in my tables and chairs and the heavier boxes. The show ran from 10 to 4. As usual with every show I’ve done in my life, I was the first to arrive and the last to leave, but it was a lovely show with nice neighbors and against Yolanda’s sage advice, I did come home with a few purchases, but only three. That’s pretty good for me. I met a number of new friends and renewed contact with some old ones I haven’t seen, sold a few pieces of jewelry and more books and made more money than I spent. I was asked to join a group of artists who visit each others homes to view art collections and that is a pleasing prospect. Above are some of the photos I took of the day.
I somehow erased this post, so I’m reposting it now, 22 months later.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Thanks for sharing Judy. I love how active you are in the community
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Thanks, Sadje, but wearing out fast lately!!!
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That is also understandable. 👍🏼 We should take up as much as is easy for us
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Judy! Fantastic dolls.
Being there till the end is often a smart tactic, so many people are making a final sweep to buy stuff they saw earlier. Close up too early and you lose a sale.
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With me it was always having an elaborate display that took hours to set up and tear down. This time I didn’t have that, but still took time.
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Congratulations on the event and recovering the post
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Thanks, Derrick
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Sounds like a fun day, I absolutely love those dolls! 😍
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