Where Hearts Heal



Friends -
It is unusual for me to finish a painting in less
than 4 or 5 months, but I made an exception for
this request from someone for whom I am very
fond. So this time I did it in one month! But
let me say that it was well deserved. Where Hearts
Heal is the result of a request from Melissa
without conditions, paid for in advance with
a generous donation to Doctor's Without Borders.
So who can argue with that?
Because Melissa, Mike and their LLC, work to develop
programs that help protect water quality in California,
I felt that soothing river waters was an appropriate
theme. In this case, I had taken some snapshots
from footpaths behind the hospital where my grandson
stayed last October. In spite of the misting rain,
I walked those paths quite a bit and imagined that
many people do. It is a very soothing place for
family members of patients to reflect, meditate
and pray for the health of their loved ones --
some that will recover, others will not. I was
grateful that the hospital builders had the grace
to create such beautiful grounds and I am sure
it helps many.
May you all stay healthy and have peace.
margie lopez read
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