Have you ever met others who simply inspire? Do you get excited for them when they try
something new and succeed?
Let me tell you about Jane, we met several years ago through blogging. At the time she was writing Grit Antiques; a combination of vintage collectibles where her photography shined. I was impressed with how she captured history.
It was her calm personality and kind heart that stood out and let me say, surrounding yourself with good people is what makes life worthwhile.
After our first introduction we continued working together on a few other things and it was fun. Then her blog went quiet for a while and later she began leaning towards new goals.
Even after I retired my gardening blog, I continued following her journey on social media. She inspired me to not give up when I was really burned out.
There were times when she talked about taking a rest and writing on paper to find your next path. It was like we were on a similar search, and I am thankful that I didn’t give up.
When she decided to rebrand from Grit Antiques to “Jayne Margaret Photography” I was happy for her.
She took her love for antiques, added flowers from her garden and with her beautiful eye
for photography combined them into an amazing art form.
I’m not kidding when I say her images are some of the most inspired calming pieces I have ever seen.
I love them all and I know you will too.
Then later she reached further and began growing
cut flowers on a larger scale. I really
believe that is when she started to blossom from the inside out even more.
There is something about growing and working with flowers
that feeds the soul. It brings forward
the good inside us and I have many friends near and far that will agree with
that sentiment.
Jane is now selling her work in prints and cards which is something you will want to view. You will find a variety of neat gift items in her online shop and she packages everything with grace.
I’d like to encourage you to read her blog and I recommend
starting from the beginning. That way
you can experience the progression of growth I’m speaking of. Who knows maybe Jane will inspire your next idea?
Be the Good
Carole
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