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TREASURES BY THE SEA Children Portrait Oil Painting by Laurie Justus Pace

24 x 36

SOLD, Commission work.


"Going at once to Jesus, Judas said, "Greetings, Rabbi!" and kissed him." Matthew 26:49

Are you a chameleon? Do you act differently around different people? I know my kids do. When the eldest is with his friends he is WAY different than when he is with us. Same with the youngest son. Only our daughter in the middle stays the course true to who she is all the time.

If you change yourself daily to be what others want or what you think they want, then you are a chameleon. We are all suppose to change and grow in life...that is part of our journey. But changing back and forth every day from one personality to another depending on who you are with, is not healthy.

Are you happier with one group of friends over another? Have you examined the why?

God created you as you are and it is time you begin to like who you are. The positive parts and the negative parts. The most important thing is to remember to be the you that you really want to be. Encourage positive habits and outlooks and day by day you will strengthen the inner you.

Let the real you shine today!

Laurie

"Then Judas, the one who would betray him, said, "Surely not I, Rabbi?" Jesus answered, "Yes, it is you." Matthew 26:25
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Vernita Hoyt said…
I love the group portrait you show with this post. It's what brought me to your blog today from the DailyPainters site. Very nicely done. Vernita
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