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Here are more pictures of Stella and Sadie. I have been unable to get into my studio to work...my husband is remodeling the master bathroom and we are having some other work done on the house and all of the equipment is stored in my studio. Hopefully I will be able to get there this upcoming week. I miss you all and miss being in touch... Hope you are having a wonderful Holiday and a very Prosperous New Year!!!

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Douglas Clark said…
I love seeing dog photos. Hope you are back in your studio soon and Happy New Year.
Doug
We all miss you too ... but I'm really enjoy your pet photos. I've known a couple of dogs named Sadie ... always the very best of pets. Also, I had a cat who I named Sadie. She was the light of my life.
Angela Sullivan said…
Take care of those wonderful dogs and have a Happy Happy New Year!
Linda Popple said…
Stella and Sadie seem very content! Looking forward to seeing 2012 work!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
mary maxam said…
very handsome! they could inspire some wonderful paintings :) good luck with remodeling.
We just lost our beloved Mindy just one week before Christmas. She was an Assie/Collie mix, 110 lbs of love. she was 13, we miss her terribly. Two weeks ago, we adopted Paige a 3 year old PitBull/Border Collie mix who came from a horrible living situation, but she has captured our hearts already. your dogs are lovely!

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