Today, I added a print based on a painting I did of crocuses. The crocuses aren't from my garden this year. That would take a shovel and a heat lamp to make happen (don't think I haven't considered it).
March 2, 2012
Trowel or Shovel?
Today, I added a print based on a painting I did of crocuses. The crocuses aren't from my garden this year. That would take a shovel and a heat lamp to make happen (don't think I haven't considered it).
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Aww Kathleen ... I'm sorry you are still snowed in ... but be reassured, I wish I had the snow you have, just as much as you'd like to have our (usually, ok most of the time) mild winters.
ReplyDeleteYou have the talent to make spring happen in your shop, and that's not particularly given to everyone ! You should be extremely proud !
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Ah, thanks Sonia! I'm just teasing you all. But winter does get a little tired at this point. I will concentrate on painting my flowers for now! xx
DeleteDon't worry Kathleen, just think of all the work you'll be able to do once the flowers are out, you're paintbrush will be on fire :) I don't mean to tease, it's just quite exciting when the first flowers come through, spring is so worth waiting for!
ReplyDeleteI totally understand. I get very, very excited when the flowers start coming up too. Just hard to wait!
DeleteAutumn flush time here - roses and lilies having one last fling before winter. Winter - Hah! 37C here again tomorrow...
ReplyDeleteYou are so mean...it's -5C here this morning.
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