The Fine Art of Living

Fine Art of Living

It's been a couple of months since my last post. So much has happened since. I finally moved into my new home by the river, a real work of art. A panoramic view of lush, green forests, beautiful sunrises, and flocks of wild birds swooping across the sky. I've never seen so many stars at night, or heard so many crickets. It's always breezy, which makes going for walks such a pleasure. The sea is less than five minutes drive away. Mmmm, talk about the fine art of living.

Mornings are lovely here. The air is cool and a heavy mist hangs over the forest and the fields. People walk their dogs as joggers greet the day. Lots of young families here; Edna Hibel would approve. The many open fields are popular with kite-flyers, footballers, cricket players and remote-controlled plane enthusiasts. Towards evening, mouth-watering smells waft from the barbecue pits while laughter erupts from the badminton court. I love gazing out the window. There is so much life around me! Isn't this what the fine art of living is really about - enjoying the simple pleasures in life?

We're still painting our new home. When it's ready, my Edna Hibel fine art works will be displayed on the walls. We've selected elegant, soft lighting to create a relaxed setting and to show our Hibel art off at their best. It's going to be gorgeous!

Oh yes, the Edna Hibel 2007 Christmas Collection features "Magnificat". The range includes a limited edition collectible porcelain plate, a Laurel, a giclee and a collectable art tile. Isn't this "Magnificat" collector plate eye-catching?

Carol
Cherish Collectibles
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