Was on a flea market on Saturday with Oskar and did find goodies.
best illustration links in this blog.
tania leshkina - blog
It's so sunny today. Was outside, shooting b/w film - power lines :)
From Kristi is the today's photo, drawing and text for our
power lines project.
The title is: "big troubles in communication"
You’d think that it could be simple. Words come out of one person’s
mouth and enter the ear of another.
Those words get processed by the processing center,
known as the brain.
Then the message gets digested and understood.
Aha! Understood.
But it’s not as simple as it should be. Often those words go in one
ear and out the other…plop!
Or they might even turn into the cutest tangle
that you’ve ever seen…ahhhh. Sweet little tangle!
Now, those tangles and the falling out the other ear are what could get
communication in big trouble.
Believe me!
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for organized collection : knots
paper, twig
nylon thread, shoelace
preparation for lunch:
onions for the oyster mushrooms, a pear for the field salad
Reading your stories about the Little Monster in the comments was
so fun. j wrote another great one on her blog. Perhaps we could make
a book about Little Monster's adventures one day :)
Did read some bad news for polaroid-fans here.
Here's a reaction on it :))
Almost every day I find a new stunning book on the web.
This via here.
Little Monster hiding sweets behind his back.
a break with hot chocolate
For Shash's textile pattern week.
A close up from a discarded plastic canvas chair from our neighbours.
We use it for relaxing on the terrace.
I guess it's eighties and a wonderful example for something that's
so ugly that it's almost good again (but I think it's more on the ugly
side).
That's a very interesting topic and a fine line between cult and no cult.
my profile
Do you know this game:
Somebody picks blind a few words from a wordbook and everybody
tries to invent a story with these words. I think the words in the title
are great for this game:
Little Monster - hot chocolate - canvas chair - profile
It's quite a complete story yet - think up something surprising!
Want to play?
Painting a ship and a fish on plywood yesterday in the afternoon.
Thought it would be a good idea to paint on the changing table in the
bathroom instead on the floor. Cause in case Agnes waked up,
the paintings were still save of her curious little hands.
But: never make your plans without thinking of the cat.
The changing table is one of her fav places. And extremely interesting
with strange things standing on it. Hedwig walked through the yellow
and the white colour and cleaned up her paws again.
The sun stood deep and made dramatic light.
Finally wanted to put the fish and the ship in the shop, but Oskar
decided that they stay here with us :)
beautiful mildew
about literature
would love to live in this hut - yes yes yes!
Almost too much, but this is how it was.
Thank you fliss :) from wonderful udder for giving me a
"you make my day award".
Did find so much goodness, therefor lots of links today:
ghost ship
a book
Kathrin Aleite via here
enamel necklaces - pure beauty
ambidex via here
kaffe med hopp
kollega via here
Katie Vida via here
puh :)))))
Reading a few posts about cookbooks and favourite cookbooks
recently: here, here and here.
This is mine. A Swedish cookbook that's wonderfully photographed
and very personally written. Follows the seasons and uses for the
recipes what the writers have in their garden.
The original title is"Sannas Kokbok".
The decoration on the top photo is made by Oskar, who said this
would look great on the pic (he is right, I think)
Do you have any favourite cookbooks?
Some exciting news about the power lines project:
Erin from sculptress studio is now a part of it too. We asked her if
she would like to participate and she said yes!!! Both Kristi and I
like her polaroids very much. So we are three now!
Did get another "You make my day award", this time from j.
Dear j thank you very much for this! Thank you as well for your kind
and thoughtful comments.
Something to bring a smile on your face:
this drawing and this doll
