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Trees on the Trail

Oil on Board
6 X 6 inches


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A Painting A Day



It is dark, but the sun should be up soon. It was quite a night as the first storms blew through around six. It was a squall that pushed through in about 15 minutes and the sun came out! BUT there were tornadoes bouncing around the area. About 8 p.m. as the news continued to cover the storm moving toward the east...the wind picked up and it grew greenly dark outside again. The dogs were going CRAZY. A second storm hit out of nowhere and we lost power. I phoned my daughter on my cell phone and asked her to check the computer radar...and sure enough a back cell was pushing through. I spent the evening reading a book with my huge 48 hour cell flashlight and Terry was connected to a movie on his IPOD. When we went to bed we shared the IPOD with each of us plugged into an ear clip! It was Julie Andrews in Hawaii.

It appears still cloudy outside this morning. The power is back on and I am eager to paint. We basically shut everything down late yesterday afternoon. So to work I go!

This is a small painting 6 x 6 in a series I did last week. Easy to frame or put on a small easel!

Enjoy your weekend. Remember there is Divine Order in our lives!

Grace,
Laurie

“Your kingdom come. Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.”—Matthew 6:10

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Delilah said…
I love this one

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