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Let us be grateful to the people who make us happy...

"Homegrown" 11x15watercolor
“Let us be grateful to the people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom.” ~Marcel Proust 

To all those celebrating Thanksgiving today, may you be blessed with the quality of gratefulness today and forever. Happy Thanksgiving Day!

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  1. Une jolie scène, pleine de tendresse...

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    1. Olivier, ça veut dire beaucoup avoir vos commentaires, merci!

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  2. Ina, gracias por tu amable comentario, significa mucho para mĂ­!

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  3. Your watercolors are beautiful with lovely fresh colors, and this one is nice and sunny.

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    1. Jane, thank you for the kind comment. This painting has special meaning for me, I'm glad you liked it.

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