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Art, in many forms, has always been a constant in life–dancing on a stage or down the aisle of a grocery store, singing in the school choir or on the worship team on Sunday mornings, frustratedly trying to relearn the piano, or crafting Christmas ornaments or short stories. My mom encouraged me to share my crafts and artwork for years, but, like so many, I always pushed it aside, telling myself I "didn't have the time." This past year, life forced me to slow down. When my dad was diagnosed with cancer, my world shifted into a blur of hospital waiting rooms and treatment schedules. In those moments of waiting and uncertainty, I picked up my pen. What began as a way to pass the time became my lifeline—an anchor of peace in the middle of a storm. Why "On a Lark"? After some major life changes, I suddenly found myself with the gift of time. I decided, somewhat impulsively, to finally listen to my mom’s advice and "go for it!" The name On a Lark felt right for two reasons: - It captures that leap of faith—the sudden decision to follow a dream without looking back. It felt much like Elle Woods’ professor, wondering if she woke up one morning and decided to go to law school. - The lark itself is a symbol of joy and the dawn of a new day. Through the hardships of this year, I’ve learned that each new morning is a gift and a fresh start. When you purchase from On a Lark, you aren't just buying files. You are supporting a journey of finding joy in the unexpected and the beauty of a brand-new day. Thank you for being part of my story!