Flower Works II

What started as a way of sharing my art, turned into a 2nd career and a way to serve people in life. Marking important events in peoples lives became the focus of my passion. No second chances, every single order was made with the hopes it was the most important flower I ever made. Even though I rarely ever witnessed the effects of my work, I was aware of it's importance to people. More feedback came than expected and I did feel the heart to heart connection of what we did.
So with a satisfied feeling I enter my 1st day of retirement tomorrow. Thanking all who let me serve them with what I offered.
My 4th quarter has begun, and I intend to do so many things I have had to put aside in my life. Now in the forefront is my music, gardening, painting, and an assortment of other things:>)
Hard for me to believe this day is here, but it is and something tells me I still need/want to make a larger mark in my life. If I don't, I will be grateful for the ride. Much love, Remo

This was to honor an American Indians life. The Medicine ball is 2 1/2 feet wide by 3 1/2 high and all those colors have meaning even the black behind the peacock and pheasant feathers. The urn arrangement is about 4 feet wide by 3 feet high. The pictures never do these justice as seeing with your own eyes is where it's at!!!

Another original heart I made yesterday from a loving husband for his dearest. Cross my heart, I love you was the inspiration!