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Image ~ August 19, 2013October 12, 2014 ~ Vanessa G. Foster

Always Remember

My original encaustic painting reminding us to be present, be kind and be generous with our time, our talents and our hearts.

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Vanessa G. Foster

Did I ever tell you about the time I was on the run from the FBI? Read all about it in my memoir, "More Than Everything".

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Today my house smells like Unhurried Wonder, thanks to @commonplaceftw #localbookstore This is my new life motto. Happy Saturday!

Tractor. I’m busy this month participating in #NaNoWriMo but still couldn’t resist taking a photo of this tractor that’s been sitting in this field for days. I have so many questions. On my drive home, The writer in me concocted a whole story. But, I must focus on the story I’m already writing. So many stories, so little time. #writersofinstagram

Frog in progress. #coloredpencils #adultcoloringbook

I had a great time yesterday at The second annual Fort Worth Maker’s Market with my sister Mary! Even picked up a couple of Christmas presents from local artists/artisans. The weather was beautiful, the atmosphere was festive, and I was reminded to stop and enjoy the simple pleasures in life. #happyfall

This morning’s 30 degree temperature forced us to bring some plants inside. Now that I’ve found a spot for them (rearranged three times) it’s sunny and 50 outside! I might have one more adjustment to make because I think my too-tall rubber tree is lonely in the studio all by itself. 🤣🌿🍁🌵🌞#plantsofinstagram

Daddy was smart and quiet and funny and he had a great sense of style. He gave excellent, gentle advice but wasn’t judgmental. He loved me enough to let me make my own mistakes, then loved me some more. He taught me how to wrap presents, cook a steak, and drive a stick shift. Today would have been his 82nd birthday, but he was only on this earth for 51 years. I’m thankful for the time I got with him, but heartbroken by the hole his absence has left in my life. ❤️

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