Carol Cormier

I’m glad you got to eat your cake and enjoy it. Your painting from your imagination looks yummy and I hope that Philippe makes it for you some day.

These bananas look good enough to eat. Mine never look this good. I’d better practise some more.

Thank you Mary.

Thanks Sandra.

Thanks Charlie. I was very excited about seeing you on video. I could tell you were somewhat nervous but it gets easier. I hope you do more.

Thanks Charlie.

Thanks Sandra.

Thank you Fatima.

Almost didn’t recognize you with the new glasses but that smile gives you away. I love my coffee breaks during the day. Being that I’m retired I can have them any time and that can be a problem because I’m probably drinking way too much coffee.

Thanks Charlie. I met a woman today who picked up the book Bel Canto off a shelf at the seniors centre where I was picking up my father. She didn’t like the book and didn’t bother to finish it. Maybe it’s a generational thing but she’s not much older than some of the ladies in my book club who loved the book. Go figure!

I loved the book Bel Canto. It was one of the first books I read for our book club. When you said it came out in 2001 I was stunned to think I’ve been going to this book club for over 18 years. My mother too, inspired me in many ways. She taught me how to sew, knit and cook. I first learned to draw in school and loved it but I wanted to do…[Read more]

It’s a mono print done on hot press watercolour paper. After I put it through the press I added some watercolour and pencil and ink marks to add more interest.

Thanks!