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Something's In the Air
Horse Oil Painting by Laurie Justus Pace

12 x 16 inches
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Good Monday morning! The day is well underway and a dirty house must be cleaned today along with some paintings packed and some paintings started. Now that my day is fully lined out I can't help but wonder how much I will get done. Maybe half of it...hummm.

I downloaded a new version of my Artist Butler and of course in the process again lost 1/3 of my files. They really need to design these programs for dummies. ALTHO I thought I was careful. I did a back up last week, but the only back up showing is one I did six weeks ago, or actually the end of April. That means about two days of record combing backward to reconstruct a mess. LOSS of email address for sure that I cannot retrieve. A stress I didn't need so I will ignore it for a few days and then go crazy. Sounds like something to take on the trip and work on in the car. Maybe we should fly, it would be easier on the plane than in the car.

I didn't make it over to Mom's new house yesterday. She was puny when she woke up yesterday and we took the day slow. I am waiting for her to wake up right now to see how she feels.

I leave you with the verse below which will be my mantra today.

Grace,
Laurie

“but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.”Isaiah 40:31

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Roxanne Steed said…
Laurie, that has been my favorite verse since high school (and that was a LONG time ago). Wishing much strength for you & your loved ones in this time of trials.....
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