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Abstract Horse Painting Four Black Horses by Texas Artist Laurie Pace

Four Black Horses
24 x 36 inches Color Oil on Canvas
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 ©Laurie Pace    Graphics One Design 1998-2011  
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Record Setting Temperatures Today in Texas AGAIN!

I am late posting today and probably will miss posting tomorrow...but you never know. Much is happening and we are in and out of Dallas.  

Today is another bruiser day of 105 degrees outside. I breaks records all the way back to 1930 they say.  Never been this hot this long and I think it puts our area way over 80 plus days of 100 plus temperatures.  A small cool front is due through for a bit more relief.

I had jumped in with cooler weather and started walking up to four or five miles and I obviously injured my body doing it too quickly...so as the cooler weather does come, go easy as you begin walking again if you are in Texas.
Terry spent the morning watering all the vegetation out back to make it through this afternoon's heat wave.  


We spent the weekend at Lady L's house visiting.  She enjoyed doing bubbles with her Bampa the most....just watching those bubbles travel across the porch, out to the backyard and some disappearing over the fence. I was busy watching the joy on her face.  

Next trip in I think I will take her my small easel.  Have to visit with her mom about that.  Then set up more times to go in and paint with her. She is a natural with her paint brush.

Laurie         

"Finally, all of you, be like-minded, be sympathetic, love one another, be compassionate and humble.” 1 Peter 3:8 NIV


 
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