A September to Remember

September was on of those months I will not forget for a long time. I was trolled for one of my posts, we had an earthquake, and my footy team lost the final . All-in-all could have been better. The up-side was that the September figure tally was quite good:

  • 142 Infantry
  • 7 Cavalry
  • 2 Guns and Limbers
  • 5 dogs
  • 29 assorted fences

Overall there were 33 posts, including 4 book reviews, a painting tutorial, some fence building, and 7 slightly off topic posts. These took me past my 500th post YEAH!

Well, you put a lot in and you worked real hard
There were days when you tried
There were days when you starred
Trying to please the crowd when they’re unforgiving
There are easier ways to make a living
Well, I’ve come a long way since I started painting things
I’ve seen the joy that hard work brings
They’ve made us cry and they’ve made us smile
You’ve finished the army, now it’s all worthwhile

‘Cause there’s painting in September
We want to remember
There isn’t any doubting
There finished I am, shouting
Paintings such a part of this whole town
And we know that you won’t let us down

Well, there’s nothing better than a coat real thin
And there’s no second prize if you don’t finish them
You gotta give your best, then give again
Out there, there’s no such thing as friends
Well, we’ve been our best and we’ve been our worst
If we do it right, well, it’ll be a bloody first
We’ve gotta get in there and make ’em rad
We’ll paint ’em hard and won’t ever flag

‘Cause there’s painting in September
We want to remember
There isn’t any doubting
There finished I am, shouting
Paintings such a part of this whole town
And we know that you won’t let us down

Apologies to Mike Brady

This month I want to concentrate on some more Zombies and survivors and to finish off a long standing piece of terrain.

Thanks again to everyone for your encouragement and support especially following the Stonewall Jackson post. Much appreciated.

11 thoughts on “A September to Remember

  1. Excellent output for the month, look forward to seeing your zombies and survivors, and very interested to see your terrain

  2. Thanks Dave. As I tend to paint in large batches painting all of one colour first then moving on to the next they they will tend to come with a rush towards the end of the month.

  3. Mike Brady wouldn’t stand for any slave-pandering nonsense; it is a little known fact that One Day in September was originally called One Day in November and was inspired by Sherman’s March to the Sea!
    Keep up the good work, Guru.

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