Hi,I started just a little landscape. I got some new frames in last Wednesday when we were zooming up to the vet. Fred was kind-- he left them on the front stoop with a note he hoped Daisy was better. The landscape is of Willis Wharf,a small little fishing village here on the shore. So I've been painting on that today.
The flowers here were a gift--yesterday I judged an art show at Broadwater Academy. I went to school there -just a couple of years ago.. oh ok a long long time ago!The art show was delightful,their artwork was so good and very creative. The art teachers are true blessings to the kids there.Two other artists and I did the judging and they gave us these lovely flowers.
I was sitting painting at my art table and the first female hummingbird flew up to the feeder! They are here!! I've made a large pot of sugar water and will be hanging the rest of my feeders today.
My heart is still aching. I miss her so much.I think of Daisy every day so many,many times. Thank you all for your comfort and lovely words. Love to each of you,Diana
Daisy will always be safely in your heart. I know you must be missing her terribly.
ReplyDeleteGuess I need to get those hummingbird feeders ready, too.
Diana, the painted paw prints are a wonderful tribute to Daisy! Reading your latest post brought tears to my eyes...empathy tears. When you see those paw prints it will hurt for a long while, but hopefully, eventually, the paw prints will bring a smile instead. You will remember the young, exuberant, happy, playful, devoted Daisy and how much joy she brought to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteDiana, I'm pleased to see your painting, I'm healing slowly and reading a lot of drawing/painting blogs and sites. Pain of all kind eases a bit as the days pass. BJ
ReplyDeleteYes get the feeders out Carol, thank you too. Cynthia thanks so much, I'm trying. BJ,so good to hear from you,rest dear friend,love to each of you, thanks,Diana
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