IF YOU DON'T LIKE YOURSELF HOW CAN YOU EXPECT OTHERS TO LIKE YOU.

DO EVERYTHING WITH LOVE

My goal every day is to do everything I can to make someone else happy. And that makes me happy.

My name is Lyn Buerger and I've been doing some art form my entire life. 

I finished high school with a 3.96 average and I still hate that teacher who knocked out my 4.0  One grade on one test. yuck. I went to college but not with the intent of getting a degree. Just wanted to take classes that interested me and would benefit my life; math, English, public speaking, psychology, history, and art of course.

The most wonderful part of my life is simply that I get to do what I enjoy the most all day long and I don't have a boss looking over my shoulder.  I know that I control my own destiny.  The harder I work the more I enjoy my time.  If I have a second free I'll find some
activity to stick in that time zone.

My first sellable art, at about 6 years old, was a Sunday School picture (glued it to a piece of sheet rock with some glass chips and
small rocks glued around it for a frame--it must have been just awful) and I got 15 cents  for it from Mrs. Rodgers....Gosh I loved that
lady. SHE BOUGHT MY ART!

And I've been at it ...every since.  I have had the experiences of working for small companies and big companies, but I would not like
to do that again; from Jewelry stores, department stores, General Dynamics, personal assistant to a doctor, taught art/craft class on several cruise lines and ultimately my own personal business. Lyn Arts.  I've been a sole proprietor since 1970. 

Most of my time is spent at the retail location  which also doubles as my private studio.  If I'm not with a customer or working on an
art project then I'm on the computer wasting  time.  We recently downsized and I'm trying to get 14,000 sq of junk into a 1200 sq ft
place. Whew. If you need something let me know....I probably have it. Or watch for me on eBay (under Lyn-Arts) tried to get it to link
but it would not.

My most favorite activity is talking with people.  If I'm selling I'm happy and if I'm not selling I'm still talking with people. 

At the present time I am transferring my business to my son Jerry who has been working with me for a number of years.  He is the one who actually does the picture framing and will be cutting your frames.  He is the "best" and maintains such a high standard that is not always easy to stay on his level.  Don't tell him I said that or he will want a raise.