I have always been drawn to lovely artistic items and found a lot of many things to be attractive.
It is hard to pick just one thing, but if I had to choose, I would talk about a particular painting.
I saw on display in one of the private museums near my home.
It was a young mother in the fields with her baby in a basket of straw about three years ago.
My friends.
And I were preparing the baby shower for another, one of our friends friends, who was expecting her first child.
We wanted to give her a special gift and and, even though it was traditional to give new moms things that she could use, when the baby arrived.
We decided to give her something that would commemorate the event.
She already had a collection for her baby baby, and most would be used and discarded in Georgia.
We wanted to get something that marked the event and would remain with her long after after, something that could be an heirloom to be passed down.
So, we went to a private Museum where they showcased the work of a new artist whose Name Escapes Me and found two, lovely paintings dead.
Both were under $500 which was perfect.
As the money.
We had chipped in for our gift was that exact amount.
I felt conflicted at First Baptist, the second painting was just as alluring.
The image was that of a mother carrying her baby.
Both looking out a window staring at a full.
We decided to go with the first painting because the second was a little Halloweeny Halloween.
I have to say that my friends and I thought that that that the art work out perfectly captured, our friends friend's personality, and her Parenthood journey in terms of appearance, the young woman was depicted with such warmth.
The Velvet Field behind her.
Her infant in a basket with arms and feet playfully in the air showed positivity dead.
Her smile had the Tranquility of a waterfall.
The vibrant colors gave it a very lifelike impression.
It was by now famous art, yet, despite that, I believe it to be a masterpiece.
It conveyed a range of feelings and attitudes, and our wishes, for her.
And her child, we wanted her to have a wonderful and abundant motherhood and that both of them be surrounded by true.
Love at all times.
It also, conveyed, the dome light a mother feels for her child, which left my friends and I my friends and me both immensely upbeat and extra ordinarily extraordinarily tearful.