It would be hard to have others judge one's artwork, for sure. But I guess it's akin to letting people I know now read my essays, my poetry or listen to my songs!
Exactly so. We put it out there into the world and it is always an invitation for comment and criticism. We hold our breath and hope for the best. No risk, no reward, right?
It would be hard to have others judge one's artwork, for sure. But I guess it's akin to letting people I know now read my essays, my poetry or listen to my songs!
Exactly so. We put it out there into the world and it is always an invitation for comment and criticism. We hold our breath and hope for the best. No risk, no reward, right?
I love how Louvina handled the critics. . . she was polite, sweet, and definitely made her point.
Yes...but it is a good thing Bartle stepped in. Louvina is not known for her tact. I hope you will like Part 2 of this book as well. Thanks Janice
“They learned that she had two goats and made soap, which, apparently, was all they needed to know about her.”
This made me laugh!
Well done, Bartle.
Bartle is coming into his own. He deserves it. He's had a challenging life - as you will see shortly.