A Quiet Afternoon by Glenn Smith "For over 60 years Glenn…

...........MuSe

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Posted by: lkhend Original: 3/14/2005 6:08 AM Views: 50 Comments: 250 eProps: 32 Read Comments Post a Comment Back to Your Xanga Site

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Monday, March 14, 2005

A Quiet Afternoon
by Glenn Smith

"For over 60 years Glenn Smith has been painting scenes
of the Northwest. His passion for color and florals is
evident in his current work. He has created Emily's
Garden to share his love of beauty and nature with you."

...from Nanny a reprieve from the hectic and an afternoon in Emily's Garden. Almost surreal.

...Nanny wrote: "Thank you for all the pleasure you have given me as I have read your blogs and enjoyed the postcards and care of information you share. Thank you for the beauty of the art you bring all of us.
   Know that my prayers are with you along this difficult path you are on. You are loved by many including me.
    Love,
        Nanny"

...Nanny, THANK YOU, for such beautiful thoughts, caring and thinking of me. Much appreciated.

MuSe

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That was lovely of Nanny to send you those lovely words

Posted 3/14/2005 8:29 AM by englishjuls

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Amen ! Nanny speaks for us all here on Xanga :sunshine: Yours was one of the first sites I visited when I joined Xanga and you have been a special friend ever since. :bighug: & :heart1: Marie BTW how are the :star:s

Posted 3/14/2005 1:49 PM by MSB

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:dancing: :dancing: I have also loved your site. It's a pleasure to read.

I didn't know I had a garden! Nor did I know that it was that nice. :D

Posted 3/14/2005 4:20 PM by Emily

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This is the most beautiful card! :heart1: The colours and delicate use of the paintbrush is wonderful. Lovely words from Nancy. She's a truly dear lady. :yes:

I hope you receive my postcard! It's the one with Australian animals on it, and the greeting "G'Day"! :sunshine:

Posted 3/14/2005 7:34 PM by Oz_girl

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:sunshine:...Marion, yes I did receive your delightful card. Thank you so much. M

Posted 3/15/2005 5:02 AM by lkhend - reply

Yep, I'd say that Nanny just about covered it. :goodjob:
I think I've told you before that you (art exchange) are the one who encouraged me in art when I was about ready to fold it up.

Posted 3/15/2005 10:53 AM by GailThePainter - reply