This is fantastic! I'm so excited that you are jazzed about the next "prompt" for Soul Journaling. The phrase "pressing glass" comes from my days living in Steamboat Springs, Colorado where people referred to getting up early to get the fresh tracks and pressing the glass of the gondola as they waited in anticipation. Last night after I published the latest installment, I was chuckling thinking back on my brother who lives in Eagle. I can't wait to tell him what I'm up to and the reference. I can hear his laugh right now. How are things in Thornton?
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Very cool piece, And, I love the saying.
Joanne
I like it Karen. Great color.
This is fantastic!
I'm so excited that you are jazzed about the next "prompt" for Soul Journaling. The phrase "pressing glass" comes from my days living in Steamboat Springs, Colorado where people referred to getting up early to get the fresh tracks and pressing the glass of the gondola as they waited in anticipation. Last night after I published the latest installment, I was chuckling thinking back on my brother who lives in Eagle. I can't wait to tell him what I'm up to and the reference. I can hear his laugh right now. How are things in Thornton?
{soul hugs}
k
I love this piece of work Karen though I love all your pages!!!!
It pops I’m sure because of the colors you used....thanks for sharing!
This is a great piece, Karen! Love the color and the textural effect - almost looks like fabric - or is it??
hugs,
jackie
The colour -just awesome. Although I am not a dog lover I do liket he look of this one. Looks really gentle.
Karen, I love the use of quotes in art pages and yours is a great one because it's so true. Love the dog too but I don't know what breed it is either.
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