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12-30-2007, 08:28 AM	#34
Ngaire Winwood Associate Member Joined: Feb 2004 Location: Toowoomba, Australia Posts: 355	Oh Bill if only... Please remind your students just how lucky they are to grace your knowledge and share studio space with you. I have turned green just looking at your studio and hearing how you work with your students, what a dream opportunity for them. So this is what a real studio looks like. It is something to aspire to if not in this lifetime than soon. Thank you and please keep posting updates on your students work and your own. Your posts are truly an inspiration that keeps my dream alive. __________________ Ngaire Winwood Smile a While! http://whisperingwindstudio.blogspot...ough-time.html

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