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MORNING HAZE ON THE HORIZON ~ Horses

18 x 36 inches
Oil on Canvas

A Painting A Day
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It is late on Saturday Afternoon. Just got Morgan off and heading home after we all enjoyed prime rib, new potatoes mashed, organically grown corn, and a fresh salad...all organic. We are pretty strict on that! Terry, Morgan and I took Paddy, our male Kerry Blue Terrier to the FT WORTH Dog Show today to see if he is show quality...which we found in disappointment he is not. He will be 'Fixed" in May....he definitely wigged out around all the dogs, but the handler was ABSOLUTELY great with him. We were more than impressed. I felt like a mom taking my child to school the first day and they sent him home!

Painting this morning I started two different horses, but this one I posted I finished last week...one of my colorful horses on the horizon. I love these colors....that is why the name for the painting! It would hang nicely in our room.

Have to close quickly...gotta clean the kitchen and want some down time with Terry before we go to bed. ONE MORE week on our early schedule and we go back to something NORMAL~ no more painting at four in the morning. Although I have found in my journey many artists are up early painting.

Grace to you,
Laurie

"If you have faith as a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, MOVE from here to there and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you." Matthew 17:20

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