Not for all the Tea in China dancing After all this is your

After all this is your painting

like the whisper of the breeze

That’s the silver lining—just like the one glowing in the sky

repeating until we meet them fully

I release old stories and allow forgiveness to unfold—for others

Not for all the Tea in China dancing After all this is yourThis painting was inspired by the artist Klimt and speaks to the meaning of family. Its a portrait of my ownmother, daughter, husband, and sonwoven together as one. The feeling I wanted to capture comes from the phrase Not for all the tea in China, meaning: no amount of money or riches in the world could ever replace the life I have or the people I love. That old saying, which originated in Australia, alludes to the vastness of Chinas teayet even that