Friday, December 25, 2009

Merry Christmas



When I think of Christmas and the Holidays starting with Thanksgiving I think of the blessings I have experienced. This blog and the virtual reality of the internet has been one of the biggest blessings I have received since grandchildren.
First, the opportunity to share what I love to do,
that is to create visual art,
next to meet and communicate with wonderful, kind, generous and supportive friends and
last to hone my art skills by sketching, painting and just plain working on my art every day.

6 comments:

Aleks said...

Lovely as usual.
Merry Christmas darling,
Im trying to write you as beautiful email as you wrote me so it is on its way,love and hugs
Sandra

Laure Ferlita said...

I too am thankful for the blessing of our virtual world and the opportunities to meet you and to experience your art, Pat.

Thank you for sharing your artwork and a bit of yourself as well - wishing you the Merriest of Christmas and many, many blessings for the new year!

Claire M said...

Merry Christmas! I love your poinsettia here! Beautiful! I treasure the friendships through these blogs as well! I'm so happy to have found your blog this year and to have followed your postings.

Annaquarel.les said...

Dearest Pat,
Thank you for making this year a great one with you inspiring art and your true frienship. I'm so glad you came across my blog like a blessing from Heaven. I want to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy Healthy New Year!! Hugs

Robyn Sinclair said...

It's been a bumpy year, Pat but meeting you has been a delight, a delight that I look forward to in 2010 too.

This is such a wonderfully liquid watercolour, I can't work out how you did that.

Gemma Mortlock said...

Merry Christmas Pat hope you had a lovely fun filled family day.
Thank you for all your kind words and encouragement, I love recieving your little emails and comments and writing back.
Im glad i met you as a friend here in blogland and i wish you a happy joyous new year!
BIG MISTLETOE KISSES
gem
xxxx

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