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Dear Friends:

The Virginia weather really cooperated with us this past weekend for our Dealers' Meeting. The Valley was absolutely outstanding, with the mountains clearly visible, and the sunset was spectacular. We enjoyed one another, as always, and benefited from the sharing of different ideas and projects. One of the topics we discussed was the reorganization of the P. Buckley Moss Society and how Moss dealers can become more involved with the projects of the Society and the P. Buckley Moss Foundation for Children's Education.

Our dealers were very excited over the twelve new porcelain ornaments we'll be releasing later this year. A few have a Christmas theme, and the rest will have appeal on a "local" basis. Stay tuned for more details to come.

This classic scene featuring a sleigh is the last in our Winter Series and goes with Blessed Winter and The Stone Bridge.

This is the second in our Star Series and goes with The Lord is my Shepherd.

This teardrop-shaped ornament is a complement to And There Were Angels, A Child is Born, and A Star to Guide Them.

The Girl on the Moon

Historic Mabry Mill is located on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Meadows of Dan, Va.

Historic Clifton Mill is located in Clifton, Oh.

Silver Lake Mill is located in Dayton, Va.

This ornament is based on my Pittsburgh print from 1992.

Amazing Grace features the Waynesville United Methodist Church in Waynesville, Oh.

This one is based on my Apple Butter Makers print from 1998.

Humpback Bridge is located west of Covington, Va., on Route 60.

Natural Bridge is located in Rockbridge County, Va.

We're on the last leg of summer, and everyone is starting to think about going back to school. My grandchildren are either going to camp, attending camp, or returning from camp. Some have gone to sports camps, some to band camp, and my Italian granddaughters have just returned from scouting camp. I've been told that they were really smelly after a week in the woods and the rain, but I think they had fun. Sofia's group won "best camping group," and she received a cooking award.

I flew down to Florida on Monday to spend a couple weeks in my St. Petersburg studio, and I'm going to drive to Virginia with my daughter Ginny when she's on her way back up from taking Picco for freshman orientation at the Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota. We hope to stop in Athens, Georgia, and see my granddaughter Kate Donnelly, who is returning to her college.

'Til next week...

Love,
Pat

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