“Oh! Happy day!” Thalia held the morning sketch and twirled like the Looney Tunes Tasmanian Devil. “I LOVE this drawing! Typist experimented with a charcoal pencil and smudging tool. What do you think.” “I think you should sit down,” Urania replied. “You’re making me dizzy.”
I wish you could meet her! I believe you would be friends and that you would have a strong bond. You are an awesome mom, so she must have been an awesome mom, too!
I so enjoy your compositions, words, paintings, pictures. The painting of the tree seems alive!
I think you noticed that in both pictures of your mom (The apple really doesn’t fall far from the tree) that she has her right index finger on her right cheek and her eyes looking up and to the left. Do you ever plant a finger in that way?
That's great! You look just like your mom. I have doodled in many mediums of art since I was a kid, and it's so great to watch you explore your artistic abilities. Keep going, I love it!
T-shirt: “I am forever disappointed that a group of squids is not called a squad.” 😁
(Sometimes I post one that is unrelated to your latest post. And sometimes one that can’t even relate to anything in the history of any of your blogs...)
Gail, you and your mom- such a resemblance- and both so beautiful ❤️
I love your art and those pictures. My gosh you are so beautiful just like your Mother!
The resemblance is uncanny. And you just keep on finding gifts in this life experience, Gail. It's so uplifting!
Unexpected gifts are part of the unexpected blessing of this part of the journey. Thank you for your message Gail. You look so much like your mom!
I wish you could meet her! I believe you would be friends and that you would have a strong bond. You are an awesome mom, so she must have been an awesome mom, too!
The gifts you keep finding are precious to witness. I love the drawing.
This is a delightful sketch! The tree appears strong and has a personality.
Grit is a beautiful attribute. I think grit is one of the most powerful tools we can carry (and use) in our toolbox.
I so enjoy your compositions, words, paintings, pictures. The painting of the tree seems alive!
I think you noticed that in both pictures of your mom (The apple really doesn’t fall far from the tree) that she has her right index finger on her right cheek and her eyes looking up and to the left. Do you ever plant a finger in that way?
Leonard Cohen wrote a lyric in “Sisters of Mercy”
That's great! You look just like your mom. I have doodled in many mediums of art since I was a kid, and it's so great to watch you explore your artistic abilities. Keep going, I love it!
T-shirt: “I am forever disappointed that a group of squids is not called a squad.” 😁
(Sometimes I post one that is unrelated to your latest post. And sometimes one that can’t even relate to anything in the history of any of your blogs...)