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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up & growing old in America.
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- I am a painter when I'm not trying to make a living from some day job or other. This is a quiet place to put down the random thoughts which might otherwise be buried in a notebook somewhere. — To see an archive of all my work, please visit my WEBSITE. To stay current with works in progress & studio events, you can visit me on FACEBOOK.
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I love the second to last one...a jumble of landscapes just trying to get along.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Bea! Jumble just about describes it. Always good to hear someone else's take.
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