The winter solstice symbolizes coming out of the darkness and into the light as the darkest day of the year passes. This angel is meant to celebrate the change and the coming of brighter days. She holds a seed representing … Continued
Tune for Tuesday & December Give-Away Winner! There are Angels Among Us. This message has repeated itself several times the last few weeks… from a blog post, to lyrics shared by one of my brother’s friends (from this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_4Xfj2LRSA, … Continued
Thanksgiving give-away recipients announced below. 🙂 Thank YOU so much for helping me to create something in my mom’s memory and in reverence to life! I cannot afford advertising so all of the people that “like” the Loving Road facebook … Continued
Enter the Heartlight Holiday Angels Give-Away from the Loving Road Facebook page! In the spirit of the season and giving away 1 set of these postcards (6 pack, $24 value). Simply SHARE the pinned post from facebook to enter. Name … Continued
Special Pre-order Offer on 2015 Loving Rd Calendar for $15 instead of $25 until 10pm tonight, Nov. 21. Trying to decide how many of these calendars to order and will pass on savings to anyone who pre-orders to help me … Continued
This painting is dedicated to Grace Giol. <3 Grace is my friend Darlene’s daughter. She is a beautiful little girl (inside and out!) that is autistic. I recently shared a post on the Loving Road facebook page with her picture … Continued
Announcing a new Loving Rd shop on the Society6 website – thanks to an offer that finally put an end to my procrastination! They (Society6) use the artwork I upload to produce a variety of items, such as phone skins, … Continued
The idea of taking a day to celebrate the dead, our loved ones, touches my heart and the approach as a festive celebration warms my soul. I am new to celebrating/acknowledging All Souls’ Day and the Day of the Dead. … Continued
“Enjoy the Journey” is the message that hangs from the rear view mirror of our car as a frequent reminder. It’s fitting to me that it hangs there, a place that could symbolically represent looking back while still looking ahead. … Continued