Hi from Canada!
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Welcome @beccabee_draws!
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@beccabee_draws Welcome! Your work is so cute! I love the bears. I actually had a black bear in a tree in my back yard the other day.
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@Mia-Clarke Thanks Mia!
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@AngelinaKizz Yay fellow Canadians! Nice to be in a group with a similar mindset!
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@susanhowarth-art Thanks Susan! PEI is the best!
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@mzameckaart Hey! Great! Welcome to you too, then
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@Nyrryl-Cadiz Thank you!! Same to you!
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@Asyas_illos Thanks so much!! Glad you liked it!
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@Pamela-Fraley Thanks Pamela! Oh gosh, that's so funny! They're so cute, a bit of a nuisance sometimes though... My mom had to run out in her pyjamas to chase one away from our garbage bin once. I'm from northern Ontario originally, now in Ottawa. Bit of a change. You?
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Hello! Your name Becca bee is so cute!
I am Heather, I am from Canada too. I live in Ontario, in the suburbs of Mississauga.
Welcome aboard. Thank you for sharing your work and your face lols.
Your bears are so cute, and love their expression.
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@beccabee_draws I grew up in the Detroit area, but my husband grew up in Homer Alaska. He loved getting to be a kid in Alaska and I fell in love with it the first time I saw it so that’s where we settled. I have driven through Canada a lot though. And when I was a kid we used to go across the bridge to Windsor and Ontario all the time. I’ve got lot of friends from there.
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@stephanie I am currently living in Montreal, almost a year now
I love it here in Canada! But I'm dreading the long winter already 
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@Pamela-Fraley two of my nursing buddies left to move to Alaska this year because they loved it out there so much! I'm a little jealous that you get to live in such a gorgeous place, that must be great for art inspo!
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@beccabee_draws it is really beautiful. I feel a little odd in the art community though. So much native art and landscape painters. I want to paint fairytales.
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Hello Becks!
I Just had to compliment you on your super cute bears on the birch tree. They cracked me up (in a good way) and made my day!
