Grace Notes (#52 with Photos)
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
Are you fully alive with overflowing gratitude and love?
I hope you have a very happy day and know you are deeply loved.
Those of you new to this site may not know that it is crowd funded. What started as a free love offering on my part has now turned into an expensive venture. Because of the sheer size of this site with over 5,400 posts over 15 years with hundreds of thousands of photos, this little … Read more
I was the workshop coordinator for this pastel workshop and we all had a good time.
Break free from self-centeredness and light out for the territory of compassion. Beam love.
The people at camp are terrific and the culture of unconditional love and support we’ve created there is amazingly palpable.
On the way out a bald eagle flew overhead. On the way back a heron flew over us low and quite near, checking us out.
I’m keeping it framed in my office/studio to remind me of my friends in Maine and the good times we have.
What would you feed 14 people for three dinners and two lunches?
Our plein air retreat culminated in a joyous sharing as we discussed each others’ paintings on our last afternoon together.
Fellowship continues be outstanding; I’m so grateful to have been amongst these women.
Yesterday, on her 94rd birthday we gathered in Stonington Connecticut to celebrate Anne’s life.
After a day of painting, it felt good to walk on the beach. I really enjoyed these people, fellow blog readers of yours.
We are so grateful for all Laurinda gave us in her bubbly way, with notans, underpainting techniques, and challenging us with incorporating neutrals with our brights.