This is a painting I did from many years ago
and gave it to Debbie,
maybe for her high school graduation.
Came across it while working on sizing
photos of paintings for my website.
It doesn't actually have the red this strong in the painting.
It's very overcast, 38 degrees and is supposed to be 50% chance of rain and probably snow in the mountains today and tomorrow. Made Joe waffles and ham for breakfast. I have to get a shower and wash my hair. Today I'll get the bills paid online. I even actually enjoy that. Have to call the florists in Pinedale and Green River to get flowers ordered for Memorial Day.
Housecleaning....eehhhh. Cooking....eehhhh. And I'll work on my painting. The clinic is supposed to call with Joe's ekg appointment. I'll have more days away or busy in the next two weeks. Thursday is our first Sublette County Artists Guild business meeting of the year. I'm president and in charge of planning the meeting. Its going to be here and will be at about 2 p.m. My fresh strawberries and cream cake roll sounded like a good plan to have for the dessert and coffee. So in the next couple of days will need to go to the store for some fresh things. It's been a while since I went to the store - May 9 to be exact. Sunday Joe will go to Pinedale to put flowers on his brother's grave there. Then Monday we will go to Green River to the cemetery to put the flowers on Joe's family's graves and maybe see some of his friends. That will probably be a chance for shopping at Walmart. Maybe I can get my bedding flowers there for my pots. Thursday next week I go back to Pinedale for a haircut. Rambling on, aren't I. But I'm drawing a blank for writing anything today. Maybe later there will be something more interesting to talk about. YESSSS!!!! At 8:50 a.m. its raining. I can hear the rain on my studio roof. Wonderful. Hope it will last a while, we need puddles. Days and days would be good.
It rained steady all day. By 5 p.m. it turned into a blizzard and snowed and blew for nearly an hour then began to let up. It was about 30 degrees by then and breezy.



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