New Blog

I’ve started a new blog to hold all of my paintings. I decided that this one needed to remain about invisible illnesses and not about painting. You can visit it and see all of my paintings at: https://tinabrownsartblog.wordpress.com/

It is a shame that I can not take pictures straight, but the paintings are all in there no matter then slight angle. Hope you enjoy!

Also, our 17-year-old dog passed away last week and I’ve been broken-hearted since. I will never own another inside dog because the loss is greater than I can handle. She was such a good dog and rotten to the core. It is going to take a lot of time to get out of her routine, feeding, going out to use the bathroom, her excitement when we get home from town and her overall good naturedness. She is so missed.

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