Re: Fw: Time for a New AdventureÂ

[Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

 > From: Noelle <noelle>
 > Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2018 16:04:59 +0000 (UTC)
 >
 >  another one moves to Oregon!

Who is this Shannon person?

 >    ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Shannon Amidon <
 >    http://www.shannonamidon.com/~shannon>To: Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>Sent: Friday, 
 >    June 15, 2018, 8:09:22 AM PDTSubject: Time for a New Adventure 
 >     
 >  Hello Noelle
 > Â 
 > The time has come to start a new adventure, to follow a dream and take a leap. 
 > I am excited to share that after much soul searching, research and explorations 
 > my family has decided to move from the Bay Area to Oregon. Itâ??s an exciting 
 > and bitter sweet venture. We plan on moving mid â?? end of July.
 > 
 > There are several reasons for the move and the time just feels right. We are 
 > ready for the next chapter in our lives, a change of scenery, new challenges 
 > and adventures.
 > 
 > I grew up in an old farmhouse at the base of the where-I-live foothills and have 
 > fond memories of being a nature girl. I climbed trees, played in the creek, 
 > slid down hills on cardboard, collected rocks and insects. We had deer who 
 > would visit our garden daily and lots of other wild and domestic animals. I 
 > really miss being immersed in nature and want that in my life again. I want my 
 > daughter to grow up in that environment as well.
 > 
 > Also I am ready to pursue a dream I have had for many years. I have attended 
 > artist residencies all over the world and I have always wanted to create my own 
 > artist residency / retreat. An inspiring place for creatives to be able to come 
 > and work, recharge, connect and create.  One that accommodates parent artists 
 > as well. This move is a step in that direction and I canâ??t wait to share my 
 > vision and plans for this project.
 > 
 > With all of this said I am still sad to leave. where-I-live has been my home my 
 > whole life and I have pretty deep roots here. But one cannot grow and evolve 
 > without a bit of discomfort and uncertainty.
 > 
 > I still have friends, family, galleries, and business connections in the Bay 
 > Area and plan on visiting as often as possible. I will be back the end of Oct 
 > for SF Open Studios. So I instead of saying goodbye I am saying until next 
 > time.
 > 
 > You can continue to follow my art and new adventure on my website, social media 
 > and through these newsletters.
 > A recent picture snapped in my current (soon to be packed up) studio. 
 > A peek behind the scenes:
 > I thought it would be neat to show you a little behind the scenes action. A few 
 > weeks ago we installed Tears of Ra, a 25-piece encaustic installation in a 
 > collectorâ??s home in Bernal Heights San Francisco. It was a fun and 
 > challenging installation since it was in a narrow staircase and installed about 
 > 12ft high.  Thanks to Secession Art and Design for finding the piece a new 
 > home and coordinating the installation. You can find several of my pieces at 
 > this wonderful gallery and boutique in SF.
 > Â Â 
 > Warm Regards,
 > Shannon
 > 
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