
We didn't ever really "celebrate" Dia de Los Muertos
when I was a kid... but my kids today are much more aware of it and maybe even comforted by the idea that we have a special day to remember those people in our lives that we've loved and have gone on to be with God

Some years we go to the cemetary
but this past week we just didn't make it. While there are so many loved ones we often think of, the person I think of most is my Grandma. She was such a powerful force of strength to our family and myself.
As I thought about all she meant and gave to me growing up, I'll always be so grateful for her inspiration so, so long ago,


when she bought me my first tiny stash of Peruvian beads
from a little vendor in San Juan Capistrano,
a small loving gesture that would eventually lead to the beginning
of what is now Bella Luna Arts.
Thank you Grandma, I love you.
from a little vendor in San Juan Capistrano,

of what is now Bella Luna Arts.

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