Not Giving up
My last post was a farewell to summer, but when I wrote that, I still had two events left and my son's birthday. One event was a farmer's market in a neighboring tourist town and the other was the big fall event where my art was auctioned off. All the artists that were present got interviewed on stage and recorded. I can't believe how nervous I was. I like to think I can fake my discomfort in social interactions pretty well, but I was super nervous in that big stage. And my husband was out of town so I was alone. In the end, it went well. My piece auctioned for just under $2,000. It was the third highest of 26 pieces, which made me really proud. I will be getting to keep half of the auction price and feel so happy that people liked my art enough to purchase it! When my husband came home from his retreat, I wanted a glass of wine to officially toast a successful summer selling my art. I really don't drink often at all and the next day I woke up with raging room-fli
