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Peonies in Cream Flower Art by Laurie Justus Pace

8 x 10 Oil on Linen Panel

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Sunday dawns...the heat is on. Reminds me of the Christmas Story with the BB gun thing. The family has the heater in the basement that the dad is always tinkering on.... Brother Kirk heard the bearing that rattles...then Terry came home and did something with a brick. It is running and I have heat. I will not question this miracle.


I am late to the easel and so much to do on canvas. Itching to paint and see what evolves this morning. Life is such, floating along and evolve with what God places in your life. Stacey phoned this morning to share the sad news that she had to rush my grand dog, Gabbie to the ER Vet. Gabbie ate two pounds of chocolate.... she is a miniature schnauzer. Need I say more? We have her in prayer this morning as they await news.

Hoping your Sunday is filled with His Grace. I will pray for all of you as you face so much in your lives with family and jobs and home...remember we bring this all in our lives. Can you simplify and let go of some of it? God's hands are open to receive the burdens you carry.

Grace,
Laurie

“Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you.”—James 4:8
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Peter Togel | Photographer said…
Greetings from Anderson, SC!

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