NTI
Happenings - Issue
4 - April/May 2004
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Greetings
from
Sam and Sheila Finkelstein
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It's been quite some time since we've published an issue of NTI Happenings.
Life has been full for us, as I'm sure it has been for you. With Mother's
Day coming up and so much going on with Nature's Playground, it seemed
like a good time to check in with you.
SITE MAP INFO:
Since our last issue we've made some changes on naturesplayground.com
to make it easier for you to find images and information. Probably
the biggest change has been adding a SITE
MAP. I'd recommend your periodically checking out
this link. It is where we will keep you updated on new work as it's
uploaded to the site.
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NEW TILES:
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People continue to tell us that they find surfing
naturesplayground.com energizing and refreshing, that they often
spend 5 or 10 minutes whenever they need a time-out at work.
Renee Kleckner recently wrote, "Sheila, love the tiles!
When I need to meditate, or spend some quiet time, I look at
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TILES
are the items that have been most popular at the recent outdoor
shows we did with the Delray Art League. We've been so happy
with the products produced at Cafe Press that we put up a variety
of new HORSES photo/drawings there, prior to putting them on
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THIS ISSUE'S QUESTION:
For those of you who are new to NATURE'S INTERPRETATIONS,
we have been asking a question in each issue. To check out past questions
and stories, see our NEWSLETTER links at the top of this page.
Once again, this
issue's question again results from personal experience. The piece
of my life that I am most present to these past few weeks is how empowering
my walks at Wakodahatchee
Wetlands are for me.
Where
do you go, either in your mind or in person, to restore yourself?
What is it there that empowers you?
Purple Gallinale in Fireflag
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Wako Reflected Sunset
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Alligator - Photo/Drawing
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I
am most fortunate to live 5 minutes
away from an area that has a boardwalk through lush vegetation, over
very shallow water! The variety of the vegetation throughout the varying
habitats and the abundance of birds ongoingly provides opportunities
for new discoveries.
The water is both energizing and healing (if
I'm in a funk). When my mother was dying, the one thing that saved
me was staying in a motel room that overlooked the ocean. The opportunity
to be with that body of water is what preserved my sanity. So, again,
Where
do you go, either in your mind or in person, to restore yourself?
What is it there that empowers you?
If you would like to share your special place in
photos and/or writing, for a page of Readers' Stories, please e-mail
Sheila.
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ADDITIONALLY NEW:
1. GIFT
CERTIFICATES - For the person you know who
would love Nature's Playground images and you'd like them to make
the choices. AND for YOU to suggest to a special someone who does
not know what to GIVE YOU.
2. PRODUCT
SAMPLES - Based on customer feedback you can
now see how our finished products look. See pictures of our note
cards, plaques, tiles, mugs and tote bags.
3.
LARGE
PRINT INVENTORY CLOSEOUT SALE - 16"-18"
X 24" in-stock, only, prints on sale for $40, rolled in tubes.
Price includes shipping; $125, mounted on Plaques.
4.
PHOTO/DRAWING ART from
Costa Rica.
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UPCOMING in Future Issues. Watch
the SITE MAP:
Photos and Drawings from Fairchild Tropical Botanical
Garden in Miami
Photos and Drawings from Flamingo Gardens in
Davie Florida
*****Nature
Tour teleclasses through our newly registered site, eteletours.com.
Please write Sheila if you want advance
notice, for early registration, or more information!!*****
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Sheila and Sam Finkelstein
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Sheila - 561-752-8339
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