All in the Family: Happy Birthday, Ingi!!!

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My sister's birthday is happening on July 7 so I thought I would take a trip down memory lane and make a Blog entry.  

Below are some paintings she did of some landscapes (I like the island one the most).





Here is a picture of me and her, that was taken when we were little (she is on the left).


As some of you may well know, she is a Science Teacher, but way back in time, she used to do a lot of ballet and these are some pictures I did of her back then.




And here is something I did of her for her 21st back in 1990.



cheers,

Colleen



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