Brenda Mohr

Thanks for all the great info. Lucky you trying out all these fun items! Hope to be lucky too!🤞

You have the right idea of how to live life happily. When my sons lived at home, at dinner time, we would always go around the table and ask “ What was your funnest, bestest thing today” as a reminder to look for the good. At 80, my husband and I still do this every night before bedtime.

As always, I enjoyed your writing. It is wonderful to be out and about safely. Let’s hope it only gets better 🙏.

Most lovable monster ever ❤️ !

Good reminder about counting on the change of seasons being something we can depend on! We need to be reminded of good things like that. Thanks!

Charlie, I enjoy your comments as much as your doodles! You are living palette of ☀️sunshine☀️in these difficult times.

These little birds are beautiful! I never heard of these before. What a treat to see your painting. I’m going to borrow some ideas from this to re-do my Lilac-breasted Roller bird I posted for today’s WorldWatercolorGroup challenge. Wish I could have been a fly on the wall to hear your group’s singing! Sounds like fun!

Thanks Sandra, for the information. Still learning!

So Peaceful! Definitely something to rejoice about.

Thanks Sandra!

Happy belated Birthday to you Charlie. 🎂 I hope you always stay young at heart ❤️.

Thanks for sharing your story. I am inspired to paint every day by your post. I’ve heard that before, but your post somehow resonated with me, also a lady of a certain age. Thanks for the push! 😘

Love the swirls!

These are wonderful….look like they could roll right off the page!

Great colors and texture. Beautiful.

Clever!

Tomorrow morning, you have to have some plain chocolate with your baguette breakfast ! ( or sometime…red wine, chocolate and baguette! ) And could you post a photo/doodlewash of the framed plywood panel panel you described? I was in Paris 56 years ago. I am so glad you are having this visit there. Lucky, lucky you.

Thanks Angela for all the great information in this post. You sure know how to take the pressure off and to allow for fun and spontaneity in painting. And I love that you bought turquoise eyeliner!