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WEEDA and EDDIE

Commission Oil
30 X 40 inches

A Painting a Day




Saturday. WOW, one of my oldest friends is getting married today! Conni and I will head in to Dallas for the wedding and expect lots of good food and friends! YUMMMMM!

This is the second in the commission pieces for Eddie's mom. This horse is Weeda...and Eddie was not suppose to be in the painting, but he sneaked in at Weeda's feet. IT may be another week before I can ship these...the paint is thickly applied with a palette knife.

Yesterday we visited Southlake Town Square and attempted to visit a gallery on the square but it was locked tight. Wonder how that artist wants to sell work. But we did the James Avery thing and found a pretty charm bracelet for Annie. I put a Texas charm on it and she picked out a bunny for it! A wreck on the freeway delayed our lunch and arrival home. We stopped by the CAULDREN of Death and tried to get some fried chick (Chicken Express) but they were out of real chicken, like drumsticks and wings. We accepted the substitute of chicken tenders and were not disappointed as we arrived home to eat. We ate it all!

After lunch Conni and I began moving furniture around in the house. We had to empty a huge china cabinet as well as a three sectional china display cabinet. Morgan arrived to help us shuffle the last piece...we had done the piano and the first china cabinet. Conni worked for hours hand washing all the crystal I had simply unloaded from the boxes last fall...so my china cabinet GLISTENS!!! The house is lot more functional and more light inside, still have this strange room with no light that was a dining room. We stuck the large three sectional in there and the piano. Thinking maybe a few chairs, small coffee table and some solar tubes for light!

MONDAY....I can't wait for. Donna Howell Sickles up in St Joe has invited us up to her gallery/studio. It is about an hour north of Justin. Her gallery is in a converted church. I have been considering a church in Krum Texas myself, so I am really eager to see what she has done.

Celebrate life today. Celebrate the Love of God for us and share that love with as many folks as you can today! We will celebrate with Deborah and Bill.

Grace,
Laurie

“This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.”—Psalm 118:24
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