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NOON TIDE

18 x 27 inches
Oil on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
No Frame Needed.

A Painting A Day


Wednesday. I woke this morning with a vision. I don't know that I can get it on canvas this morning but will try! I was not going to paint today, but it is urging me to pick up the brush.

This painting was completed Monday, another crisp fun Tuscany look on the sea. Bright colors and very thick paint applied with my palette knife.

No plans today, sometimes that is good and sometimes that is bad! I need to call my moms to get chugging for fall teaching. I have my syllabus complete for the fall but I need to order my supplies.

I am praying your day goes well. Sometimes when you plan ahead things never seem to fall in place and often this brings frustration. God seems to pop in those unexpected situations and that is when we need to sit back and let him work.

Hugs special to Sue and Charlene today. I feel like a bad friend not touching base, but this past three weeks has been more than busy. You are both in thought and close to my heart.

Shalom,
Laurie

“If I speak in the tongues of mortals and of angels, but do not have love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.”—1 Corinthians 13:1
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Laurie- You are rockin!
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