“Courage is the human virtue that counts most — courage to act on limited knowledge and insufficient evidence. That’s all any of us have.”
– Robert Frost
Yeah! I like that!
Copyright Beth Parker Art 2012
Scarecrows in Love – 4″ x 6″ Watercolor and Ink
Yesterday was my 10th wedding anniversary with my amazing husband. So I may have been feeling a little sentimental when I was painting these scarecrows. In the photo by JustJean at WetCanvas, they were not so close together or lovie-dovie looking. 
About Robert Frost
Robert Frost, the influential American poet known for his rural settings, uncluttered language, and meditative themes, wrote the poems, “A Road Not Taken” and “Mending Walls,” among many others. He was born in San Francisco in 1874 and moved to Massachusetts at age 11. He ran a farm for ten years, selling it to move to England and become a full-time poet. After achieving his goal, he moved back to New Hampshire. His ambition was to write “a few poems it will be hard to get rid of.” He died in 1963.
This is so cute. Happy anniversary.
Aww! Happy anniversary, that’s wonderful! If I remember correctly, this is the fellow who let you paint your house an even pinker pink. So a good one. Haha. The scarecrows are so sweet! And I look forward to lots more wonderful autumn-colored art all over the art blog world.
HA! I’m the one that let him make the house pinker. He is a good one!!