Welcome to my Gratitude Gallery - where I share one thing I am grateful for each remaining day of 2024! 

    • October 25: Friday morning coffee. Actually every morning coffee
    • October 26: Slow Saturday mornings
    • October 27: Crispy fresh fall air coming in through the windows
    • October 28: Family visits
    • October 29: The ability to see so many different colors
    • October 30: The right to vote
    • October 31: A childhood with no social media
    • November 1: Rain
    • November 2: My Mom’s homemade dolma 😋
    • November 3: Walks in nature
    • November 4: The smell of banana bread baking in the oven! 
    • November 5: The feeling of starting a new painting
    • November 6: Perfectly boiled eggs
    • November 7: The feeling of morning sunshine on my skin
    • November 8: Catching up with a good friend
    • November 9: Catching up with another good friend! 
    • November 10: The most delicious yogurt bowl made by my husband! 
    • November 11: All veterans
    • November 12: Time to paint in the mornings
    • November 13: Date nights <3 
    • November 14: Our heater has been fixed and my fingertips are warming up, yay! 
    • November 15: The opportunity to attend a live watercolor demo by Robert Dvorak. And that my sister and husband also joined! 
    • November 16: Catching up on errands that have been on my to-do list for a while
    • November 17: Impromptu adventures to explore new towns
    • November 18: Learning the process of gilding and making progress :)
    • November 19: Dinners with my sister
    • November 20: Maple caramel carrot cake
    • November 21: Relaxing evenings
    • November 22: Good sushi
    • November 23: Start of thanksgiving festivities!
    • November 24: Hot mint tea
    • November 25: Our fireplace 
    • November 26: Completing revisions for a paper 
    • November 27: The sunshine is back, lunch with my husband and siblings, and my brother’s homemade lattes 😋
    • November 28: Great food with the best people ♥️ and bundled up family walks in the cold
    • November 29: Mailing artwork, good hot chocolate ☕️, Christmas decorations in the neighborhood
    • November 30: Browsing around art stores
    • December 1: Our Church, lifegroup, and we got our Christmas tree! 🎄
    • December 2: Made homemade borsch 😋
    • December 3: Making progress on my Winter Collection pieces 🎨 
    • December 4: Discovering older music 
    • December 5: Inspiring and encouraging researchers 
    • December 6: Cozy winter evenings 
    • December 7: The incredibly resilient and inspiring people of Spitak/Gyumri 
    • December 8: Time with family <3 
    • December 9: Walking through the fallen leaves in the neighborhood 
    • December 10: Reading a good book by the fireplace
    • December 11: Having a local family owned authentic chocolate shop 
    • December 12: Connecting with the local art community 
    • December 13: Learning about traditional Armenian dishes 
    • December 14: A fast and safe flight to see family 
    • December 15: Time visiting out of town family 
    • December 16: A quiet day back in town 
    • December 17: Submitting a project I have been working on for more than two years! 
    • December 18: Reaching a helpful human when calling customer service  
    • December 19: Time with good friends :) 
    • December 20: Rain 
    • December 21: Safe drive to the bay area, and seeing cows on the way there, cooking and sharing traditional Armenian food with friends 
    • December 22: Joining and continuing family traditions 
    • December 23: Last day of work before time off for the holidays
    • December 24: Hosting Christmas Eve dinner
    • December 25: Christmas morning with my husband, and a relaxing Christmas Day with family
    • December 26: A warm and cozy home 
    • December 27: Slow mornings and time to reflect as 2024 comes to an end
    • December 28: Restful, rainy, reflective winter days 
    • December 29: Cooking with my Mom & sister 
    • December 30: New Year’s Eve preparations with my family 
    • December 31: A year of growth, building, learning, and creating! 
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