Motivational image….”ADAPT”

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I took this photo at Georgetown University in DC while visiting with friends on our recent trip there.  I caught this shot on the fly as we were heading down the cobblestone sidewalk to find some lunch.The mental image of this persistent “mini urban jungle” growing in the missing brick hole has stuck with me ever since so I decided it was time to  create something motivational from it.

The photo also makes me think of the old saying “When one door closes another opens”

Below are a few more pix from Georgetown and our friends Lois and Richard.  Thanks again for the awesome day you guys!!

And baby makes three

“AND BABY MAKES 3”

In DC in and around Georgetown University

LOIS WEARING A NECKLACE SHE CREATED FROM ONE OF MY PENDANTS!!

In DC in and around Georgetown University

THIS CAFE LOOKED SO EUROPEAN

In DC in and around Georgetown University

THE FIRST THING WE SEE AS WE STEP OUT OF THE CAR..A STENCILED GRAFFITI!

In DC in and around Georgetown University

FASCINATING DOORS AND WINDOWS WERE EVERYWHERE ON THE EAST COAST

In DC in and around Georgetown University

ONE OF THE UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS….MAGNIFICENT!

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About Sandra Miller

My name is Sandra Miller, and art is at the heart of everything I do. I create from my studio in beautiful Portland, Oregon, where life is shared with my husband Steve and our charming “Dog in the Kitchen,” Ihana—my constant muse and taste-tester behind the scenes of this creative journey.

Through my artwork and the Dog in the Kitchen project, I love blending creativity, storytelling, and a touch of everyday magic.

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