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Texas Watering Hole An Equine Horse Painting by Texas Artist Laurie Pace

Texas Watering Hole
Finished Horse Painting!
24 x 36 inches  Oil on Canvas  
  ©Laurie Pace    Graphics One Design 1998-2011  
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Goodness Abounds...

You do have control over where you point your thoughts and prayers. When you expect good, you are directing your thoughts to finding the positive in everything.  When fear begins to crawl in, it is tempting to begin worrying again. I am really guilty of this one.  I have to literally turn my thoughts to God and put my faith in Him to walk me through this sudden dark cloud that has dropped in over my head.

Just take a slow deep breath... concentrate on the Lord and let out your air slowly blowing that  cloud away and refocusing on the abundance God  has provided.

Refocus yourself and realize you are on a steady foundation of God which provides you with the courage and strength you need. God is at work in you right now. Expect unlimited goodness.  It abounds all around you.

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Laurie        

 
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Trudy R. Gomez said…
I love the complexity of this painting. So many layers to view. I'm not sure which is more inspiring - the painting or the written word, but I needed both this morning. Thank you for sharing.

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