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Freedom at the Beach: Ronald McDonald House Charities Orlando

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I was asked by Coldwell Banker Realty and the Ronald McDonald House Charities to do a piece for the CB sponsored room in Orlando. What a fabulous place for parents and families with sick children to rest while they go through such an ordeal! I am honored to do such a small part. I wanted to give families an image of hope and fun and better times. This is another version from a painting I first did in my book If You Could Tell Time, What Would You Tell It? There will be a copy of that in the room as well. My message to Time and to anyone who takes the time to look and love art is the same: Thank You.

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My New Children's Book in Live on Amazon!

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I am so excited to announce that my first children’s book is now for sale!

If You Could Tell Time, What Would you Tell It?

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If You Could Tell Time, What Would You Tell It? is a small and beautiful book for parents to read with their children. Christine Peloquin, accomplished figurative artist, has used her artistic skills and her experience as a mother to create impressive visuals and clever questions that help parents and their kids examine the concepts of time. Christine was inspired by Eckhart Tolle and her experiences in practicing mindfulness and conscious parenting. Using her two boys and her niece as models, Christine paints and challenges the notions of time we all take for granted. You can see more of her art work and writings on christinepeloquin.com

Meant for parents and grandparents to read with their children ages 4-8. $9.95

Queen for a Day: Linda Sacha

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Check out my friend's fantastic handbook for reflection and renewal; Queen for a Day – Recapturing Your Happiness One Birthday at a Time.  Linda Sacha is a LIfe Support Coach, Author, Professional Speaker, Artist and Woman Extraordinaire! Give yourself the gift of this treasure and share it with a friend. HInt: It makes a great birthday gift. Thank you Linda for your energy and wisdom!

“Women wear so many hats, why not make one of them a crown?”