Painting I did of “Afghan Girl” by Sherry M. Joiner
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The Last Farewell
The Last Farewell, Painting by Sherry M. Joiner May we share the pleasures of each day and night and sail through the sunsets and seasons of our dreams together, enjoying all that life brings to us, Loving once again. Happy Labor Day.
End of War
I am rejoicing for the Troops coming from Afghanistan. A day to cry, grieve for the pain and loss. A day to honor our service men and their sacrifice for their lives. A day for the universe as it turns another cycle, taking another minute and breathes. We are now allowed to repair our differences. … Continue reading
A Rose of Peace for Padre
Recent Painting by Sherry M. Joiner, Please Padre, Help our friends, families, and countries be strong and to heal. Give us the help that we need to take away the harmful. “A Rose of Peace for Padre.”
My Healing Flower
Painting by Sherry M. Joiner
Happy Fourth
I wish you a safe 4th of July! Peace, Healing, Recovery, Recognition, and Freedom for everybody and our country.
Juneteenth
A day to turn harmful hurt and pain into Joy! Let’s continue to enjoy this day of freedom and make progress in protecting the voting rights for blacks and for all people. Our respect and dignity isn’t measured by toxic attempts to value our human rights.
Obama Care
“I AM SO HAPPY AND THANKFUL FOR OBAMA CARE” Painting by Sherry M Joiner
Fair Ribbons
I’m so thrilled, I could walk on top of sunshine. My three portraits- For All Who Serve-brought home ribbons from the Multnomah County Modified Fair, Portland, Oregon this Memorial Day Weekend. First place went to my portrait of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg holding the Book of Law and Congressman John Lewis looking out between and … Continue reading
Dancing With the Wind
Yesterday, I voted. Joe and I picnicked with friends, Todd and his daughter, Kylie, at Mt. Scott Community Park. The wind softly blew through the tall viridian green trees and the branches sang and danced with the birds to the music of the sweet nature and the beauty of Spring. We were riding on our … Continue reading