Sometimes an illustration seems to ask for a story. It reminds me of those worksheets we did in first grade that asked, what happened before? What happened after?
This story turns out okay; I'm sure of it.
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7 comments:
Funny, we just saw an overturned nest on the ground yesterday, and I was so tempted to write a story about it.
I really like this illustration!
Oh, another one of your pictures I absolutely LOVE!
Carrie, you should write that story!
Thanks Rena!
Love the illustration!
Lovely illustration...
I too would love to hear the story..
Louise
That picture made me a little teary
Brenda, Louise, thanks for the nice words. I might not write it, but I am planning to paint the up side of the story.
(Suzie, hope that'll cheer you...)
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