When Pony Pal, Lily, saw a copy of the Farm Stand Fresh cookbook that I illustrated, she recognized my name. "That's the author of the Pony Pals," she exclaimed. So her grandfather brought her to The South Street gallery to meet me. She came in while I was taking down the show. Those orange dots show some of the oil paintings that were sold. I gave Lily an autographed copy of Ava Tree and the Wishes Three. We had a fun visit and I learned that Lily is a serious figure skater who loves reading. She is working at a library this summer. I was a little sad taking down the show, but meeting a Pony Pal definitely cheered me up.
Today - July 1 - is the last day of the Farm Stand Fresh art exhibition at The South Street Gallery in Greenport. Eleven oil paintings and two intaglio prints from my Vineyard Series are now in private collections. It was fun to have an art show and see 41 of my Farm Stand Fresh paintings in one room. Visit farmstandfreshcookbook.com to learn more about the Farm Stand Fresh cookbook, to order copies of the cookbook, and follow the Farm Stand Fresh food blog.
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