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Cow painting by Laurie Justus Pace

18 x 24 inches of COLOR OIL


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I am late with this blog. I was out with my mom on appts and had at least five phone calls from various friends worried that I had not blogged yet this morning!

We are all well, I am just going three directions at once and been up ginning around since five this morning.

May His Grace keep you today! More tomorrow with time.

Laurie


“A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.” Proverbs 15:1
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Dar Presto said…
I love this cow's expression.

You are probably the most consistent painter/blogger I've encountered, and always such meaningful content. I don't know how you manage it.

I'm a northerner, so my first thought about 'ginning around' was not wholesome, especially for early morning! But, you know, in Pittsburgh, we redd up the house, so who am I to judge.
3:33 PM
Laurie Justus Pace said…
I never thought about GINNING having anything to do with Gin. Neither does Gin Rummy does it? I am clueless. No harm or intent meant. I am not a drinker as such, so no gin involved! Guess it is a southern expression! I am from STL so I have to blame it on my husband's family.
8:27 AM
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