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Two from the Herd Abstract Contemporary Equine Art Horse Oil Painting by Texas Artist Laurie Pace

'Two from the Herd in the Sun'
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  © Laurie Justus Pace     Graphics One Design 2010


We are home!!! We even slept in our own bed last night. MUCH to do today to get caught up.  Much to do before the 31st of December.  ALL of it in His hands and truly not to overtake my life.

Do you tend to let things overtake your life?  It think is is sometimes an obsessive behavior that flares up occasionally.   All of it is in that controlling category. Slow down and quite moving so fast. Make the best of this day and find the happiness welling up inside of you.  Give yourself the break and do not do so much.


Maintain the Spirit of Christ to be an inspiration to you and give to yourself the peace you deserve. This inner attitude of a peaceful perspective will allow you to not only care for yourself but pass this peace onto others around you.  Being One with the Father allows you to pass on His light to others. Keep the peace for you and for those you love.

 
Laurie  

The God of peace be with all of you.--Romans 15:33

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