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30 x 30 inches
Oil on Canvas

A Painting a Day

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Good morning! This is a delightful COLORFUL group of hoses I had fun painting the past two days. I thought I would take it to Wyoming, but ya know the paint is sooo thick it will not be dry to make the trip! So many personalities in this painting...hard to take them all in.

Don't forget to stop in at EARTH WORKS ART GALLERY.

Yesterday my high school girlfriend Barbie drove out from Dallas. She is in visiting from Salt Lake City. We took art together in junior high school...that is where we met! I think it was first period art with Mr Craig at Lake Highlands Jr High School. Wonder if he is still alive? I learned so much from him. We even did architecture and designed our own homes in 8th grade! I even used that lesson when I taught 8th grade art. ANY way, after a yummy dinner at the FABULOUS Ponder Steak house, we came back to the house and she began a painting. She claims she has not painted in her adult life, and I told her she needed to be as I watched her work on the canvas. I will be mailing the half way finished painting to her when it is dry, along with paints so she can finish it at home and frame it.

Barbie at work!

How many more of you are out there not using those GIFTS that the Lord provided for you?
Take stock of what you have...and then it is your job to share those with the world. Use your gifts or you will lose them. Well, it just blew my mind again. As I finished typing this paragraph I went to Dailyword.com to pick up the verse of the day and it TOTALLY applies to where my thoughts are from yesterday.

MOM, I hope you are feeling better today as well, I was up with Terry last night, him feeling as you have....was it Chubby's? Anyway, back to track, I can't wait to meet up with the watercolorist Mary Griffin from Dallas. She has agreed to work with Mom (and me) on watercolor. She is extremely gifted and I am in great anticipation of our time together playing in the water!

Shalom,
Laurie

“Like good stewards of the manifold grace of God, serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received.”—1 Peter 4:10

Comments

Kerri-Jo said…
Wow - I love this one.
Thanks for sharing your gifts!

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