2012 ~ a year in review
- I traveled to France, Italy, Mexico, Texas, North Carolina, Arizona, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky and throughout California to teach.
- I was away from home teaching about 11 of the 52 weeks (though it felt like more!)
- I taught about 70 classes/workshops (probably more)
- I was published in Cloth Paper Scissors, Quilting Arts, Pages, and Studios magazine.
- I got a new website JaneLaFazio.com
- I really embraced my word for 2012: preparation.I got organized: with class handouts, spreadsheets and google calendar and being as prepared as I could be for my students and my life.
- 5 years of teaching an after school art program to 4th and 5th graders ~ Mundo Lindo ~ as my friend Susie says, possibly my most lasting legacy.
- 214 blog posts in 2012, here on JaneVille. I love my blog and work hard on it. I hope you love it too. I'm changed the comment thingey, so it will be easier for you to leave comments, so please do. I love hearing from you!
- I created Interviews as Inspiration, a regular feature on my blog, and I've done 7 interviews in 2012 of people I admire, with more to come.
- 12 new tutorials this year, you can see them all on my Tiny Tutorials page.
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I'm a cover girl! I make three appearances
on QA TV this new season 1100. |
Let's not forget Yoga Poses in Public Places! And 8 years of regular yoga practice.
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San Clemente, CA December 2012 |
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My husband and I, October 2012 |
Most important of all, is that I have had
my beloved husband by my side for nearly 36 years.
You had a superfantastico year, Jane!
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Jane - a great year for you! I can tell you put a lot of work into it - so its great to see that it is paying off for you. Love your blog and the classes I took in Irvine and Mexico! Thanks for everything.
ReplyDeleteWow, Jane, I am exhausted just reading your 2012 stats. What a great year it was for you. All of us students have benefited from your hard work, talent and preparation. I am happy to have spent just one of the 366 days together. Happy 2013!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great year you have had, Jane. Congratulations! I am exhausted just reading all that you have done. I am happy to have spent one of the 366 days together. Happy New Year 2013!!! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteAs it says on the sassy t-shirt (or was it the beer koozie?):
ReplyDeleteDrink. Refill. Repeat. You had a wonderful year. Do it again!
Amazing! You are an inspiration! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteHere's wishing you all the best for 2013! It may seem hard to top last year, but I'm sure there is more inspiration and terrific art to be created and taught. I also wish you the time to relax and enjoy what you have worked so hard to achieve! You are an inspiration to us all and we learn so much from you! Thank you for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteYou are living the dream! Congrats on a fabulous year! I tried to find your DVD via the link, but it didn't show up... will do more searching, 'cause I would love to get a copy! Happy New Year... you're my inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to sharing in your adventures again via this blog this year, Jane! And of course a regular dose of your contagious smile!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year dearest Jane! Thanks for all of the inspiration! You and Don are an amazing couple, and it was both a thrill and an honor to meet you both and spend time with you last summer!
ReplyDeleteDon't stop doing any of the things you are now doing - you are such a success!
xxoo
p.s. I love how you've changed your comment thingy - I may do the same!
ReplyDeleteI've never met you, Jane (but I hope to...maybe 2013...) BUT I get a sense from your blog that you are an amazing individual! You seem like such a fun-loving and special soul!One of the things I do is teach yoga...must find the shirt about being kind that appears in your kindness chronicles! All the best to you on this auspicious occasion of beginnings!
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy all that you do. Love the DVD I have of you and all the great articles you have done. You deserve a nap!!! Maybe 2013 we will meet.
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