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Hi,

I have been unable to post due to some home renovation and our new puppy! I haven't had time to paint. I am beginning to feel rather desperate:)! Will try to get to the studio this afternoon. Hope that all of you are having a wonderful HOLIDAY!!

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martinealison said…
Bonsoir Linda,
Pour avoir eu plusieurs portées de ma chienne à la maison, j'imagine le travail que vous eu avec votre jeune chiot!!...
Je souhaite pour vos prochains jours, plein de bonnes choses, des moments très créatifs qui vous feront oublier ces moments moins faciles pour vous.
gros bisous et joyeuses fêtes sans oublier une caresse à votre ami à quatre pattes!
December 15, 2011 10:54 AM
Unknown said…
I love that you adopted Sadie, she, I know, is very appreciative.

I can also relate to your situation as we just sold our home and moved into a furnished apt until we are settled. One more move to go?

I did bring my pochade and all of my pen & ink supplies. Finally able to paint yesterday, phew! Merry Christmas to you & yours.
December 17, 2011 6:19 AM
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