In the next few days, I'll be going through highlights of the trip. I'll be spending a little time here in this virtual space with the people and places that made the adventure in the misty mountains of North Carolina a truly spectacular experience.
This trip was my last Capturing the Moment workshop. I will not be co-teaching the Paris trip, as was originally planned, nor will I be participating in any future Capturing the Moment workshops. I apologize to anyone who signed up, wanting to spend time with me. The workshop will continue on, but it will do so without my involvement. Instead, I will be placing my attentions elsewhere and focusing on more positive pursuits. I don't want to say too much yet, as the plans are in the earliest phases of development, but they are certainly good ones... really good ones. I hate to be a tease, but just know that things are happening behind the scenes and when the projects are finally announced, they'll be pretty dang amazing!
5 comments:
Welcome home. I'm looking forward to hearing about your new projects.
Wishing you the best of success in your new adventures. I am also moving in some new directions, feels good to be the captain of my own ship again.
Be well, my friend.
Love
Margot
So good to be settling in ... especially with nasty weather rolling in! Looking forward to details. Onward!
You were in the mountains at such a perfect time. I was up there just a week ago, my first autumn here, and it was so stunning. But it's always nice to get back to home isn't it?
Well I am certainly looking forward to hearing what you'll be up to. Wishing you much success.
Hi Andrew.
I really enjoyed meeting you at the Capturing the Moment workshop. (In fact, I really enjoyed meeting everyone. You were all so friendly and kind to me.) Looking forward to seeing what you are cooking up, and to whenwe are next together....
terri
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