A teacher once called me a “maverick”, because I kept testing the boundaries of the assignments. Gretchen Rubin would classify me as a “Questioner”, one who wants to know why and only does things that make sense.
Last week we were admiring the view out of the living room window. While standing outside, the view is a bit different, and there isn’t enough room on that particular terrace to set up an easel. So, Trail Guy suggested I set up in the living room and paint the scene out of the window. Since it was a 95° day, that sounded like a good idea to me.
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Such a gorgeous view, Jana! And wow, a bobcat! Pretty exciting stuff around there! 🙂 Enjoyed scrolling back and reading about your trip to GA and your plein air class. So wonderful that you stepped out of your comfort zone. Good for you for stretching and growing!
Hi Cheryl! Thank you for stopping by and spending some time with me in Georgia and at home. I loved the trip; the most uncomfortable parts were the humidity and paying for it. 😎 And the bobcat. . . sigh, so bold, so brazen, just sauntering past the living room window as if it is his territory. Can’t he see the property lines??
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