"A joy that's shared is a joy made double." - English Proverb
As 2015 comes to a close, I would like to thank all who have purchased and read my books, referred them to others and supported me by reading this blog and following it. Many thanks also to those who have bought a print of one of my photographs on Fine Art America. I appreciate it all. I look forward to continuing this blog in 2016, and finishing my latest book, Williamsburg Hill.
Many wishes for a peaceful holiday to each of you, a happy new year, and I hope that we all somehow learn to share our joys in life.
Merry Christmas.
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