 I wish you a very happy Thanksgiving!
"Be happy with what you have and are, be generous with both, and you won't have to hunt for happiness." - William E. Gladstone
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I'm pleased to share that my painting was awarded the Best in Watermedia at the Artists of Northwest Arkansas 22nd Annual Juried Exhibition. My thanks to the judge Rick Parker and to the many local volunteers who make this exhibit possible. So enjoyed seeing dear friends that I only get to see a couple of times a year. Also got the opportunity to meet other artists whom I had never met before, which is always fun. Wonderful time at the Fayetteville Underground. Back to my brushes.
"The best way to pay for a lovely moment is to enjoy it." - Richard Bach I've added a new documentary review on the 2008 film Annie Leibovitz: Life through a Lens. I've had it for some time and just didn't have a moment to watch it. I am happy to say that I watched the whole film with no interruptions. Probably because everyone else here is sick. I'm the only holdout. Crossed fingers.
"Anyone who thinks fallen leaves are dead has never watched them dancing on a windy day." - Shira Tamir How many people can get sick in one household at the same time. One, two-who-o-o, three. Three. Back to my brushes.
"Science provides an understanding of a universal experience. Arts provide a universal understanding of a personal experience." - Mae Jemison Sorry I haven't posted in a bit. I've been busy trying to finish my current painting. It has been fun and challenging but finding the time to work on it uninterrupted has been difficult. I prefer to focus my attention instead of painting a little bit here - a little bit there. I am pleased to report that I have finished, which is the result of a six-day blitz. Hooray! I started it in August. So this evening I put up my feet to spend a relaxing hour or two watching t.v. and enjoy a nice little earthquake. Wait...yes, earthquake with small aftershocks. So maybe something stronger than a coke is in order. Back to my brushes.
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