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| Anne and 'the crew'. The triplets are 2 1/2 years old, and the most precious little guys! I had the opportunity to spend time with them yesterday. I really wanted to get a photo of them to paint. I may use this one. It was quite a challenge. They are fast as greased lightening! No focusing allowed. Just point and shoot….quickly! Cormac is sitting on Anne's lap. I think Eoin is on the left and Fintan on the right. Those two could be swapped. :) |
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| This is a good example of what 95% of the pictures looked like. One second hesitation and BINGO…they scatter. I don't know how Anne does it. She is such a great mom. Patient. Calm. Loving. Equal attention to each one. Me on the other hand…I still get confused who is who. About the time I get one's name they change sweatshirts or take off a hat or just….move. They do all look different, but for the life of me, I get their names wrong. I think the one on her lap is Fintan. The other one behind her may be Eoin. |
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| I took advantage of the sun after I left Anne and the crew. I stopped several places and shot photos between Brookside and Columbus Park. But I really enjoy Columbus Park, and returned to paint. I just so happened to have my easel in the back of the car. Imagine that! It was 7 degrees when I left the house at 10:00. This is about 2:00. Probably double digits. My feet got really cold and my hands. I pulled out some of those hand warmers, to no avail. |
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| I am working on Happy Gillis at home. I probably should have edited this photo, since it shows off my messy studio. A rack of paintings, drying. CD racks are perfect for small paintings. You can even slide them in back to back for double bang for your drying buck! |
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