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GHOST MOUNTAIN
Horse Oil Painting by Laurie Justus Pace

18 x 27 inches

SOLD and on it's way to Ireland!
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A long day ahead and it has just begun. Every day seems to bring new challenges and new confrontations and joyful moments. I know when I laid in bed last night I was exhausted physically and mentally.

The Red Tree Gallery in Atascadero has an opening tonight for Ronald Ray Rogers. If you are in the area go by and see the works of this magnificent painter. His works share the glory! Wendy Rogers is the gallery owner and she is delightful to work with should you fall in love with some of Ron's work via the internet.

The Lord offers to us replenishment. Letting down the guard you have had up all day and allowing His energy to calmly flow through your body is His way to heal us. In this world you give too much of your self everyday and you need to replenish through prayer and contemplation on the presence of God within you. Praise Him, nurture yourself. Self-care is not selfish but enables you to balance your life in healthy way so you can give back to your loved ones and the world around you.

Grace,
Laurie
"After he had dismissed the crowds, he went up on the mountain by himself to pray. When evening came, he was there alone." Matthew 14:23

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