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| I've just completed this 22 x 28" portrait of our granddaughter, Skylar Adams ~ It is a black, grey and white painting with pink touches (her favorite color) Skylar and her Mom, Dad, and baby brother will be up for Thanksgiving and I will present them with the painting then. Portraits make great Christmas presents ~ Call me to discuss portraits for your family! |
| Finally, I have completed and installed the two Civil War Soldiers on the Andersonville Arch! The Soldiers are a full eight foot tall and cut out of 12 gauge steel. It was a fun project, especially installing them - I got to ride in a bucket way up high! My cousin, Bob Zills, was the Project Technical Advisor and I couldn't have made it without his help! |
| Project Installation Supervisors |
| HangingJohnny Reb |
| Jeff Cromer and Yours Truly |
I did some furniture "renovation" for myself - this desk and table had a tired wood grain finish with all the nicks and scratches acquired from years of use and abuse! New color and marbleized tops really did the trick! |
Here are Johnny Reb and Frederick the Union Soldier. I named him after my Great grandfather, Frederick Hayes, who served in a New Jersey Unit. |
I have done a lot of things around the house and place recently - painted all three porches,
built a low brick retaining wall for the back yard and laid some sod out there, painted some
doors, recovered the dining room chairs - all things that needed doing. Tonight is our first
cold night and I suppose the inpatients will wilt with the 34 degree weather, but they have
certainly given lots of color all summer! Ken cut a dead oak so we are well supplied with
firewood for the winter. We are fixing up a little buggy for the minature donkeys, Jack and
Jill, to pull. I can't wait to put them into a parade! We just did a beautiful wedding in
Americus. Here is a picture of Josh and Jenny Strange just before climbing into their
wedding carriage.
built a low brick retaining wall for the back yard and laid some sod out there, painted some
doors, recovered the dining room chairs - all things that needed doing. Tonight is our first
cold night and I suppose the inpatients will wilt with the 34 degree weather, but they have
certainly given lots of color all summer! Ken cut a dead oak so we are well supplied with
firewood for the winter. We are fixing up a little buggy for the minature donkeys, Jack and
Jill, to pull. I can't wait to put them into a parade! We just did a beautiful wedding in
Americus. Here is a picture of Josh and Jenny Strange just before climbing into their
wedding carriage.
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