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Free Calendar Drawing from Texas Artist Laurie Pace



Two Calendars to Give Away

Make a comment or email me what new thing 
you are trying out in life for this year. 
We all have new things to learn and do... what is yours?

 From the emails that come by nightfall January 31st,
I will draw two names for My Spirit of The Paint calendars.
Words of my heart...This is edge of the trees lining the shoreline. They are without leaves standing like soldiers rigid and straight blocking the view of the water.  Read more here...




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Donna said…
For 2013 I am trying out a healthier lifestyle both physically and mentally. I believe that a new attitude of thinking more about the things I am bless with rather than the things that are lacking will help me both mentally and spiritually. I also believe that taking better care of myself physically will not only help me mentally, but ensure that I am around for those future grandchildren that I will be blessed with in the years to come. PS - your paintings bring a smile to my face every day. Thank you for sharing. :)
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