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Savage Spring ~ Horse

24 X 24 inches
Oil on Canvas

A Painting a Day
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Well, it is indeed a savage spring. We have had tornadoes, winds, hail and rain...lots of rain, actually close to 10 inches!

I have been home today working in the studio painting....and now am heading to the daughters to have dinner! YUMMM. She called and said I could bring dessert, so I just took OUHY GOUHY St Louis Butter Cake out of the oven. Oh my must it be high in heart attack. Two sticks of butter, 8 oz cream cheese, a pound of powder sugar, three eggs etc....Larry doesn't even eat desserts but she does, so I made it. I ate so much while stirring it I am already full.

Tomorrow is Palm Sunday. I probably will be up early and then to church with them. Most of you that follow my blog know that Terry works on Sundays...but he is taking off for Easter next week. I have pulled out my recipe for HOT CROSS BUNS. You must think I am hungry with all this baking, but it is the fault of the ear pressure tips I am wearing again...they give me ultimate energy!

Cannot forget either, I do not have to get up at 3:45 a. m. every morning now, we are up at 5:45! YEAH!!!

Hoping your weekend is as pretty as ours.
Grace,

Laurie

“My people will abide in a peaceful habitation, in secure dwellings, and in quiet resting places.”—Isaiah 32:18

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