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IDIOT's DELIGHT

16 x 20 inches
Oil on Canvas

A Painting a Day

Well, this was done quite a while back...like 1991. I painted for my husband. Idiot's Delight is the name of the B17. My technique and approach has changed, so I decided sometime in the next month to take another old bird on...you will have to watch to keep up.

I have a new WIDGET on my blog...but for the life of me I cannot figure out how you could get it to your desktop...I don't speak computerese, but I will consult my younger brother the computer guru. He may have answers.

Yesterday was the party of our 10 year old grandson...I am sugared out. I think he had fun! Twister was a giggle and a half and No I only watched. We compiled a scrapbook for him with all his friends and family building it. Something he can reflect on always as he hits the two digit age...turning away from the single digits forever!

Surrender to the grace of God today. Give grace to those around you. The gifts of grace and forgiveness are the most powerful gifts He gives us.

Grace to you from me,

Laurie

“But each of us was given grace according to the measure of Christ’s gift.”—Ephesians 4:7
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Grammie Jan said…
According to widgetbox.com they are still working on the capability of putting the widgets on a desktop.
12:23 PM
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