It snowed again poodles!
Overnight we got 10 feet of snow! (That's a lie!) So I am busy removing snow and playing with all the neighborhood dogs - we love to run and fetch frisbies in the snow and lick people's faces and roll down hills.
Oh! BTW - I updated Up Your Street with a couple of paintings I've been working on these past few weeks. Enjoy! Or not...
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It may also interest you to know that for Advent I'm trying to be very monastic - so I do not open cards or letters until Sunday - sometimes I don't open them until Christmas. With emails and blog comments, I've decided to do the same - so go crazy if you want to in the combox. Or not. Just remember, I will read them on Sunday. Your cards and gifts I'll save until Christmas. Kidding - never send me gifts. Thanks.
Merry Christmas Terry! (since you won't see this comment for about another 21 days LOL!)
ReplyDeletechicken sh*t - lol
ReplyDeleteOkay - I'll read emails and comments on Sundays.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Dad
Thanks for stopping by as I was snowblowing this morning. Can you bring my glove back?
ReplyDeleteUs Utahns just HAD to share the love with the rest of the US.. :)
ReplyDeleteIt actually got above 30 degrees here yesterday...
We still have God's favorite mountains though.. :)
Sara
P.S. For what it worth...road apples scoop up much easier when they are frozen...
So what is the title of this blue painting with a kind of pre-raphaelite feel to it?
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Terry! I love the cloud of angels carrying St. Catherine to Mt. Sinai! So ethereal. I want to see the plate when you're done! St. Xenia is absolutely beautiful. The frame is gorgeous too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Terry! Please tell us about it; is it St. Catherine? I was thinking that it might be the Dormition of Mary.
ReplyDeleteOkay, duh, I should have clicked the link first! It is St. Catherine. It is even more beautiful on Up Your Street.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous.
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