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Sunlit Bowl



Painting of a Round small dark brass bowl of fresh White Flowers  by Laurie Pace


©Laurie Pace       Graphics One Design 2025
Sunlit Bowl
Oil on Canvas  SOLD  by Laurie Pace  


A Painting of soft pink and white flowers created in 2013 brings back memories of living at Lake Cypress Springs. I loved it there. It did not love me!  Mold was my downfall.  I was prolific at painting there with my studio looking over the waters of a large catfish pond and Lake Cypress Springs. The mold pushed us back to DRY Dallas.  God guides our path today.  Memories are flooding in with the morning sun. 

Proverbs 4:18  The path of the righteous is like the morning sun, shining ever brighter till the full light of day.” 

Today will be over 100 degrees but by Saturday the high is 79. Weather is the main talk these days. Remember I am in Texas.   We heard they may get snow in the Ohio River Valley. We are to see storms from the Pacific Hurricane coming our direction.  

I REALLY Loved living up in Kentucky on the river.  We were in Ft Thomas, Kentucky.  My soul felt at home. I believe it did because I was born in St Louis and spent all my summers there after we moved to Dallas when I was almost 5.  

I have treasured memories of the house my Dad had built for us in Dallas.  I loved it. My room had a great big bow window, which had pillows and books and all my stuffed animals.   Formal living room with a matching bow window and off of it the formal dining room.  That is where we ate with company or for someone's birthday in the family. Nice large square kitchen with room for a table and chairs... and open to the den with a half wall bookcase of knotty pine serving as a partial separation to the den. There was a utility room off the den. (Who did that in 1956?) We had trees in the backyard for me to climb. Mom grew a garden with watermelons and cantaloupe.  It was there about six years later God decided my older brother and I needed another sibling and that house was not big enough!  

They moved us to a huge 5 bedroom home with no trees in the backyard.  But that first home today on it's lot could sell for up to 500k and the old house would be bulldozed down. (I think Dad paid about $7000 for the original house to be built on the lot.)  Now add a 1 million dollar home on the lot? Oh my stars!!!  Elle



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Laurie is an international artist, her paintings are collected in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany, DuBai, Portugal, Italy, France, Germany, the UK, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Poland, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, St Thomas, Romania, Greece, Croatia, and Ecuador.  



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