Painted Rain Ponies Equine Abstract Art Horse Oil Painting by Texas Contemporary Artist Laurie Justus Pace
'Painted Rain Ponies'
30 x 30 Oil on Canvas
Original Painting Available
Original Painting Available
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© Laurie Justus Pace Graphics One Design 2010
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Yesterday turned out to be pretty relaxing even though I did work part of the day. You know we started out with a two mile walk, a soak in the hot tub, brunch at 10, and then I finished transferring photos from my camera to the computer. At two I took a nap. I cannot tell you the last time I took a nap. I was up two hours later doing our household books and my reports for my CPA and then I began a painting for the www.artistsoftexas.org Show in Dallas Nov 2nd thru Dec 31st 2010.
Terry had dinner ready at 6:30 (fresh tossed salad with left over chicken, mushrooms, avocados, tomatoes, carrots, onions and raisins: after that it was a good book and back to sleep. Not sure where the day went, but it was glorious and pretty un-stressful for the first time in months. I will spend most of today working on the 30 x 30 I have started for the show. It is one of the light ponies that I did a commission of recently. The gallery had framed it for my buyer and she asked if I would do one similar for the show.
I would love to encourage you this day to purposely tell three different people how much they mean to you and the positive things they have brought into your life. This affirmation will allow you to give to them a fullness and joy they are not expecting today. You will be surprised at the inside glow you will have with each person you greet and share your appreciation with.
You might even think today of those folks you do not have contact with, but perhaps the time you had them in your lives before the break down of your relationship, actually pushed you to new things and new heights in your own life.
With this joy you share will come abundance back to you. I am off for my two mile walk this morning...such a joy walking the stretches by the lake watching the sun reflect in its newly risen glory.
Terry had dinner ready at 6:30 (fresh tossed salad with left over chicken, mushrooms, avocados, tomatoes, carrots, onions and raisins: after that it was a good book and back to sleep. Not sure where the day went, but it was glorious and pretty un-stressful for the first time in months. I will spend most of today working on the 30 x 30 I have started for the show. It is one of the light ponies that I did a commission of recently. The gallery had framed it for my buyer and she asked if I would do one similar for the show.
I would love to encourage you this day to purposely tell three different people how much they mean to you and the positive things they have brought into your life. This affirmation will allow you to give to them a fullness and joy they are not expecting today. You will be surprised at the inside glow you will have with each person you greet and share your appreciation with.
You might even think today of those folks you do not have contact with, but perhaps the time you had them in your lives before the break down of your relationship, actually pushed you to new things and new heights in your own life.
With this joy you share will come abundance back to you. I am off for my two mile walk this morning...such a joy walking the stretches by the lake watching the sun reflect in its newly risen glory.
Laurie
“Everyone who does evil hates the light, and will not come into the light for fear that his deeds will be exposed. But whoever lives by the truth comes into the light, so that it may be seen plainly that what he has done has been done through God.”- John 3:20-21
“Everyone who does evil hates the light, and will not come into the light for fear that his deeds will be exposed. But whoever lives by the truth comes into the light, so that it may be seen plainly that what he has done has been done through God.”- John 3:20-21
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