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The Evergreen Journal # 47 – Walking by Inner Vision Newsletter – December 2022 – Issue 5

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Lynda’s December Newsletter – 2022 – Issue 5

Posted  by Lynda Lambert3

 

 

 

Walking by Inner Vision Newsletter – Issue #5

December 16, 2022

 

Dear Friends, Supporters, Creatives

 

  

I am delighted that I published 3 articles a week on my blog in 2022 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

__Monday ~ From the Professors Journal   

I featured one of my published poems + backstory Here.

__Wednesday ~ Garden Songs

Little poems inspired by my gardens.  Read the latest poem Here.

 

 __Friday ~ The EVERGREEN Journal  –

Memoir and Non-fiction Stories gleaned from my personal life experiences. My goal for the year is FIFTY stories. I am getting close.  Read # 44 Here.

__Occasionally on Saturday ~ I published POP-UP – A Saturday Surprise

I selected notable people and featured them as a surprise. I like to share the work of others who are making the world a more beautiful place and sharing their talents and gifts.

 

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 ~Recent Publications:

__Magnets & Ladders, Active Voices by Writers with Disabillities, Fall/Winter Issue 2022-23

Read this magazine  – FREE – Here.

Published 2 of my poems and 1 book review.

Poems:

_Inspiration Arrived Early This Morning

     _Drawing in the Dark in the Middle of the Night 

 

Book Review:

_Review of Les Fauves by Barbara Crooker. 

Reviewed by Lynda McKinney Lambert.

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 Read more of my writings published this fall…

The Avocet, A Journal of Nature Poetry

Summer (Print) Issue

This is a quarterly literary magazine that has published my work for the past  years.

Editor, Charles Portolano

Published: Amanda Planted Peonies 

To contact: cportolano@hotmail.com

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The Avocet, A Journal of Nature Poetry

Winter (Print) Issue – Coming out Soon.

Poem: Morning Hour

 

The Weekly Avocet – #522,

December 3, 2022.

Poem: My Old House Lingers

 

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Newsreel Audio Magazine

Editor: Irwin Hott

During the year, I record poems and stories for this audio magazine.  To learn more,  Click  Here.

 

The Writer’s Grapevine – Winter Issue, Coming SOON.

Publisher: Patty L. Fletcher

I will have a memoir from The Evergreen Journal published in the upcoming issue.

You can find lots more of my work on Patty Fletcher’s site – Here.

Contact:  LOOK HERE!

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~Life at Home ~

I am thankful for spring bulbs, safely in the ground where they will transform over the winter months. I planted over 200 tulips, hyacinths and daffodils bulbs in October. I know that when the wintry storms are finally over, a variety of colorful flowers will loom to welcome Spring in western Pennsylvania.

 

 

 

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~ My Art Life ~

For the first two weeks in November, I spent a couple of hours a day  in my studio on the second floor of our garage. I had not been able to work there for some years.  I washed the walls, shelves and tables, and  hung new works on the walls.  For Christmas, I placed  a lovely little tree with twinkling Christmas lights in the double hung windows that face River Road. It looks so cozy and cheerful at night. A bright spot in the darkness.

Over the winter months, I will work on fiber art projects in the little cozy studio on the second floor of our house. While I work I am usually listening to a book on my NLS player, or listening to music.

 

I selected my art submission for InSights23.

 Steel Diamond Talisman – mixed media fiber and bead working.

I sent it out in November and I won’t know if it is accepted for a few more months.  The show is selected by a jury of professionals in the art field.

Would you like to read more about

how to submit your artwork to this show?

Visit the Facebook Page Here.

This is my 9th year to enter this show.  Over the past 8 years I have won 8 awards for my mixed media fiber and bead worked artworks. The American Printing House for the Blind purchased two of my pieces from the shows in past years.

 

Equipment Issues:

My fifteen-year-old Acrobat CC TV recently expired.

I am now the owner of a 27inch screen Acrobat PR CC TV.

The technology has improved so much that this new piece of equipment is far superior to what I used all those years.  This magnificent machine is my studio helper.  I think of this space as “going to the garret” to do my day’s work.

 

Final Words:

From December 15 to January 1, 2023 You can get my 3 e-books from SMASHWORDS for 75% OFF at the End of the Year Sale.

https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/lyndalambert

Visit my Page at SMASHWORDS  Here.

 

 

 

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This is my final newsletter for 2022.

I loved putting these 3 Newsletters together for friends, supporters, and creatives like you!

Merry Christmas

 

Lynda McKinney Lambert – Author/Artist

 

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I have no official mailing list.  This message comes directly from me, to you. Maybe next year I’ll do an official mailing but for now, I am simply mailing my Newsletter to you myself.

 

 

 

My MISSION STATEMENT

  • I seek euphoria through art and writing.
  • I reveal things forgotten, lost, or invisible.

 

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The Evergreen Journal # 47 – Walking by Inner Vision Newsletter – December 2022 – Issue 5 — 5 Comments

  1. Hi Lynda, this is wonderful.
    Send me a copy of this and I’ll see if I can get it into the magazine quickly. I’ll have to have it edited for our guidelines but it would be awesome. I’ll be sending it over today if you don’t get it to me then I’ll do a sips of wine with it instead when I do get it.

    • I just saw this comment today but I will copy and paste it to a word doc for you and you can use it as you like. What I like about doing the 3 newsletters a year is that it gives me a picture of what I have accomplished and where I am in general in different areas of my journey in writing and making art. I was accustomed to accounting for my entire year of activities when I was teaching. Each year we had to write a Faculty Report and outline our studies and work in about 7 different areas of college, community, and personal spiritual life. Before that, I was an executive director of a museum and art center and of course created the Annual Reports for the board each year. I continue the habit of being responsible to others and the Newsletter keeps me on target with my goals and the results throughout the year. I appreciate that you like this letter! Thanks for your confidence in me.

      • Good morning, I’ve received your lovely note Lynda and I have the newsletter.
        It will have a happy place in my worlds.
        Yes, it’s good to see where you are, where you’ve been and where you’re going.
        I enjoy reading your work.

        • Thanks so much! My day started at 4:30 am, and I am just now sitting down after a very long and happy day. I worked in my office till about 10 am, then I went Christmas shopping with my SIL. Got home around 3 pm, had to take care of the animals,take out the weekly trash and recycling, and now, it get a little rest this evening. It was a very happy day – and I am even happier to read this note and know that you can use my writing in one of your publication projects.

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