Or perhaps it continues. . .
This commissioned oil painting of the Oak Grove Bridge is signed, sealed and delivered.
On Monday, February 8 at 6 p.m., there will be a public meeting at the Three Rivers Memorial Building concerning the future of this bridge. A hearing? Something about the planning commission? Not sure exactly of all the bureaucratic wording, but whatever it is, I will be there. (Lord willing, the Creek, etc.)
In addition, we are invited to send “comments” (does that mean opinions? suggestions? protests?) to a Jason Vivian by February 1. Here is a link to an explanation that includes Jason’s eddress. Click this.
Next week I”ll show you what I wrote.
Meanwhile, I have 2 more bridge paintings to finish.
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Hope something can be done to restore or save the bridge in some way. It’s so cool!
Cheryl, there will be a public hearing, and we have been invited to submit our comments. I sent an email and a picture of one of my bridge paintings. I hope the guy in charge is paying attention and that my picture didn’t land my email in a spam file!
Hi! I’ve missed hearing your online “voice!” It’s nice to be here again.
Yes, Mark has just started putting kale in the smoothies sometimes. Spinach would be good too. His mom and stepdad started him into that. I’m happy too.
I love the sunlight in your bridge painting in this post — it’s obvious sunny light shines from several spots.
Tell me more about the mossy river and forest picture in an older post…
How are you? What have you been reading?
Jennifer Dougan
http://www.jenniferdougan.com
Thanks for not giving up on me, Jennifer!
I tried kale – yuck, I could taste it. Spinach only turns things green and makes me feel healthy, but I don’t have to actually taste it.
The mossy river and forest is in North Carolina. It is near where my G’ma grew up, and Mom and I visited in 2010. She asked for a painting of the scene, so I finally complied with her request.
Reading? I’ll email you about that!
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