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Monday, October 28th, 2024

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Sunday, October 6th, 2024

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Tuesday, August 13th, 2024

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Hearts for Ladybug House

Monday, February 7th, 2022

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Natalie and Suzanne 19

I love painting hearts… and when they can be given as a thanks for a donation… that is even better!  Ladybug house is a non profit organization.  The mission is to build a house for children who are struggling with life threatening illness.  It will be a bridge between hospital and home.  There are times that they cannot go home because they need specialized nursing care, or their home isn’t suited to their needs, or the family is struggling, or they live too far away.  So many spend their last days or months in the hospital.  The family is bound by visiting hours, nourishment from vending machines, and wanting to be together.  As Ladybug House builds the capital campaign, Ladybug house has outreach programs to help families with children with serious life threatening illness.

Suzanne Gwynne started Ladybug House after 35 years in nursing mostly in pediatric oncology care.  I have worked on so many programs and have been helping from the start about 6 years ago.    If you can, have a heart and donate.  Those who do will receive a hand painted heart.  My fundraiser runs until February 14, 2022.  Thanks!  Natalie

 

 


Flowers cover the Walls Art Show

Thursday, July 16th, 2015

Come by the 14 Carrot Café at 2305 Eastlake in Seattle and see the wall of flowers!  I have hung over a dozen paintings on the walls on July 16th.  They are all for sale and you can pay for them here using the buy now link.  Thanks o Terry for giving me this opportunity o hang my work!  Her restaurant is know for the “Best Breakfast in Seattle!”