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Sunday, January 2, 2011

Bring Spring in January Centerpiece: Homemaker

(Disclamer: Pictures found through fotosearch). Down comes the Holiday decorations, leaving an empty feeling and house. I like to look a...

One week at a Time: Diet wrote out for you for one week, Eat Low Fat, the right fats, and healthy, Lose Weight without Starving.

(Disclamer: Picture found through fotosearch). One week at a Time to get healthy and lose weight. Here is a week's menu that you can f...

Clean your House w household items found in your kitchen: Homemaker on a budget, save money on cleaning supplies, and be earth friendly and green at the same time.

All-Purpose Cleaner "Antibacterial" cleaners and soaps have become all the rage, yet their active ingredients have been linked...

The Mourning Process: Psychology for widows, those who have experienced loss (widows / Grief), and for family and friends to educate on how to help a loved one suffering from grief.

There has been controversy over the mourning process, and for myself and others who have found societies misconceptions and ignorance hu...

Pork Fennel Meatballs: Easy, quick Recipe that is a great and fast crowd pleasing appetizer.

This time of year folks are looking for a great appetizer that can be served for New Year’s Parties, and for the football games. This Pork ...

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About Me

The Secret Ingredient: I embrace writing, art, cooking, counseling, or simply having fun! I am a nurse, counselor & writer in the health field; however, through painting, I strive to paint the human experience. My medical history coupled with psychology & my work in counseling will either be subtle or blatant in my work. Laying heart & soul on canvas is a good way to describe my intent. Turning pain into enlightenment is my aim. It is my goal to share the insight I have received; to encourage others to live the lives they are meant to live! To not share in the human experience would make the tremendous painful experiences worthless,& I cannot have that. The greatest compliments that I have received came from widows who are in tremendous pain, they have individually told me, “Your paintings say what I have not found the words to express; they say what I am feeling.” This is what I aim to do in each painting; to paint the truth as I live it, so when others view it, they can see their own lives. Art has remained a constant in my life. After I lost my spouse, I returned to art as therapy & decided to go into my life’s love full time. So, I began a new company: http://lisakramerart.com/.

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