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'Hydrangea in Blues' Flower Art Painting by Laurie Justus Pace

'Hydrangea in Blues'
18 x 27 inches
Acrylic on Canvas

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© Laurie Justus Pace Graphics One Design 2009


The Painting: I had originally blocked this in acrylic and it was slated for oils. The humidity has been so bad here that I have had to paint more with Acrylics. The main focus was composition again and the blues and purples sweeping you through the painting. I miss not being in NY right now. The hydrangeas are gorgeous up there this time of year.

The Thought: We are still "on Vacation' as Terry worked 18 straight hours yesterday with out food. I think spending his first day of vacation doing that did not set well. I was worried that he definitely over did and told him today he had to eat through out the day and take short breaks. I will be monitoring that. I did take pictures, but at least I am way behind with ads that are due for magazines that I need to finish up quickly today.

Time Management would be the key to my day today. I challenge you to use each moment wisely. Truly stop and think before you begin this day what is a NEED TO and a WANT TO. Pray about it and do those need to's first. Then if you have time indulge in a want to. When my kids were younger the "need tos" were always revolving around them. The want to was a hot shower and probably the only thing I did get to do at the end of a long day.


Are you willing to try it? Your day might be easier if you will.

Laurie

"Teach us to make the most of our time so that we may grow in wisdom." Psalm 91:12

Comments

SusanD said…
Hey Laurie, Love the flowers. They are beautiful. Great post today. Time management is top on my agenda these days. Thanks for sharing. Blessings, SusanD

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