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Scenes of Fall One

16 x 16 inches


A Painting A Day


ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS WEATHER> God is good...we made it through the summer. This week will be perfect weather!

Painting is flashing about the colors out side my window. We took a long drive on Saturday, I might have told you already, through an area northwest of us in Drop Texas. I did take a ton of pictures. You will be seeing some appear on the canvas over the next few weeks.

We are going to start on the storage building in the back yard and then we will open up the garage area for my studio. AT LAST!!!!!! I am so excited to have my space back again.

Grace to you all...enjoy the day, the moment and every second in between and remember to say I LOVE YOU to those close by. Remember to say I APPRECIATE YOU to those that do for you and most of all REMEMBER TO THANK GOD for all that is in your life and for your life.

Laurie

United in thought and prayer, link your mind with mine, heart to heart in oneness with the Spirit.

"I appeal to you , brothers and sisters, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you be in agreement and that there be no divisions among you, but that you be united in the same mind and the same purpose." 1 Corinthians 1:10

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