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Football Season,
the Decorative Painter’s
Best Friend
I love football; college is my
favorite to watch. In fact I’m watching it as I write this week’s blog. If you
are thinking she’s just trying to get us to watch football, your right; but I
really do have your best interests at heart.
Are you able to sit down and paint for 3 or 6 or 9 hours without your significant
other complaining about it? Have you
ever complained that he just sits on the couch all day Saturday (college
football) or Sunday (NFL football) or both?
If you answered yes to either of
these questions, you need to start watching football. I know, I know, you don’t understand the
game, it’s kind of violent, you don’t know the players, I’ve heard them
all. But the truth is with a little
knowledge, an open mind, and a lot of painting to do, football can be the
decorative painter’s best friend.
If you take away anything from
this read it is this, you don’t have
to actually “watch” the football game. With a movie or TV show you need to pay
attention and actually watch the show so you can follow what’s happening; painting
is possible but I don’t do my best work when one of my favorite shows is on. But football has instant replay. Trust me; your significant other or the fans
in the stands yelling will let you know when something important or interesting
happens. And then you can watch the
replay, and they usually only last a few seconds. As a bonus for those of you that don’t
understand football, most commentators explain the play for you in great detail.
You can have it on in the same
room as your significant other and paint your little heart out!Go Ducks!