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Flower Art by Laurie Justus Pace

22 x 28 inches Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

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JOY JOY JOY! This painting was pure Joy. I had been to Asel Art to pick up some light yellow paint and bought some big brushes. I used them on the back ground on this painting and then piled the paint dimensionally on the flowers. It is thick! The painting smiles at you when you look at it. Pure Joy.

From a suggestion by someone that wanted a painting and missed it, I have added the Paypal buy it now button! Will see if this works I guess.

Thinking back over the years I remember the words ACTS. I know many of you remember it is for praying. Adoration Confession Thanksgiving and Supplication. So many times when we rush to pray it is in desperation for a panic situation or a frantic need. Doing this too often you forget to thanks or to praise the Lord for His greatness. Remembering how to act with ACTS sometimes brings me back to center where as I remember to praise HIM and thank HIM immediately there is a peace before I hit that supplication. Guess I didn't think about confession. We probably leave that one out as often as we do the praising part. There is no right or wrong way to pray, just pray. And then Pray again! The Lord is Joy today. He is the Almighty. For this I give thanks.

Grace,
Laurie

"The LORD lives! Praise be to my Rock! Exalted be God, the Rock, my Savior!" 2 Samuel 22:47

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