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First Free Painting Give Away Drawing for Fall, By Texas Artist Laurie Pace


   
  © G.O.D. Laurie Justus Pace      Graphics One Design 2012

Colors of Fall Give Away Drawing # 1

6 x 6 inches Oil on Board. 

To register for the drawing please make a COMMENT on this blog on something you are grateful for in your life on this post. I will put your names in the hat and have Sheriff Fletcher draw out a name. You must comment by 6 pm CST Nov 16th 2012 to be included in the drawing.



Thoughts from my heart...

The light of the body is the eye: if therefore your eye be single, your whole body shall be full of light.   --Matthew 6:22

I was reading about Pinecones before I started this blog and there are several biblical references to the Pinecone through the green pine tree in the bible.  This particular site also mentioned the placement of the Pinecone in Egyptian history as well as with the  Masonic Lodges and the Masons.

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Comments

Laurie, I LOVE this painting!
I am grateful for our beautiful brand new first grandchild, Elinor Grace Whitehouse. I would attach a photo if I could!!! When I hold her in my arms, all concerns and worries fly away. I love being a grandmother. (This is our first.)
KMac said…
I am so blessed it is hard to pick one thing I'm grateful for, so I'll just start at the top. My Lord and Savior who without would be a struggle to be grateful for the rest of my blessings.
Debra Bryant said…
I am grateful that my granddaughter will be home for Thanksgiving, a blessing to the entire family!

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