Butterflies and What They Mean to Me
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Hello Lila, I just happened to see the as I searched for another artist of long ago. I came upon this article you wrote and was shocked at the timing of me seeing it. I had just finished a video called Butterflies don't sing. It speaks a lot of what you write here. I would be interested for you to see it. It is for any a few more hours on Vimeo, but it also on my website: artbychantzblog.wordpress.com
So please excuse the un-solited comment. I thought it is worth telling you. Stay safe and enjoy your holidays. Chantz