Thanks for the great emails and comments about last week's post, "A Day in the Life". Seems more than a few of you could sympathize.
It's Valentine's Day Eve, and I had planned on buying you all roses, but honestly, I'm too cheap. Candy was my second thought, but I know you're still on your New Year's diet and I'd hate to derail that. I guess you could come over for dinner, but really, can't you do better than that?
Yes!
©2011 Patricia Scarborough, Mill Road, September 11x14 pastel
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Yes, that's my name printed subtly across the bottom.
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Happy Valentines Day folks.
I
YOU!
There were 66 pieces of art in the exhibit, and it's rewarding to know you stand out just a bit.