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01 January 2020 @ 10:46 pm
07 July 2009 @ 05:41 pm
Yesterday morning was a beautiful day so I took my SleepyBear (still half asleep) for a breakfast-picnic at the park.
We were alone and so we laid down our blanket under a tall tree, to relax.
On the menu:
gluten-free bagel with cream cheese (for me)
honey-nut cereals (for him)
cheese, apples and tomatoes (for us)
We:
∆ Ate until our stomachs were full
∆ Watched the shadows danced on the ground.
∆ Made friends with a tree
∆ Watched the clouds go by (We both agree that this one looks like a baby cartoon-duck in a diaper. What do you see?)
∆ Talked about movies and Liam Neeson
∆ Found a secret door to a secret place
(everything was so quiet and the air was filled with the scent of wet earth and crushed leaves. Bugs were flying around and the ground was speckled by rays of sun. We did not dare speak to loudly or move)
We came back and I spent some time playing with my little bunny friend, Penelope.
∆ And we watch a movie and we ate some more and we played video games.
∆ and I read a little bit (Hush, by Donna Jo Napoli and Book of Shadows (Sweep 1), by Cate Tiernan)
What did you do recently?
We were alone and so we laid down our blanket under a tall tree, to relax.
On the menu:
gluten-free bagel with cream cheese (for me)
honey-nut cereals (for him)
cheese, apples and tomatoes (for us)
We:
∆ Ate until our stomachs were full
∆ Watched the shadows danced on the ground.
∆ Made friends with a tree
∆ Watched the clouds go by (We both agree that this one looks like a baby cartoon-duck in a diaper. What do you see?)
∆ Talked about movies and Liam Neeson
∆ Found a secret door to a secret place
(everything was so quiet and the air was filled with the scent of wet earth and crushed leaves. Bugs were flying around and the ground was speckled by rays of sun. We did not dare speak to loudly or move)
We came back and I spent some time playing with my little bunny friend, Penelope.
∆ And we watch a movie and we ate some more and we played video games.
∆ and I read a little bit (Hush, by Donna Jo Napoli and Book of Shadows (Sweep 1), by Cate Tiernan)
What did you do recently?
04 July 2009 @ 10:16 pm
One thing I absolutely love about Flickr beside the enormous amount of great photography is the enormous amount of art.
One of my favorite is art journaling. It's what I also love to do more and more: collages and little drawings in the form of little books. Well, okay, sometimes they are not bounded or in a book, but I see them as my little short journals.
I don't really write, I express myself through pictures and images.
there are some really talented people on the web, that make gorgeous art journals. I love finding some and I tend to look at them and wonder about the person who made it. About the dreams and joys and sorrows buried in the pages, in the art.
I must admit I am sometimes envious though. I seem to like art journals that tend to be on the "messy' side, with letters and paper and fabric and pictures and paint all rolled into something coherent. I, myself, can't seem to be able to do that. It doesn't help that I absolutely have no material so far beside pens and paper and glue, but I also tend to become very fussy about things being "properly" laid out.
Anyway, look at the following and be inspired!
(click on the pictures for original source)
One of my favorite is art journaling. It's what I also love to do more and more: collages and little drawings in the form of little books. Well, okay, sometimes they are not bounded or in a book, but I see them as my little short journals.
I don't really write, I express myself through pictures and images.
there are some really talented people on the web, that make gorgeous art journals. I love finding some and I tend to look at them and wonder about the person who made it. About the dreams and joys and sorrows buried in the pages, in the art.
I must admit I am sometimes envious though. I seem to like art journals that tend to be on the "messy' side, with letters and paper and fabric and pictures and paint all rolled into something coherent. I, myself, can't seem to be able to do that. It doesn't help that I absolutely have no material so far beside pens and paper and glue, but I also tend to become very fussy about things being "properly" laid out.
Anyway, look at the following and be inspired!
(click on the pictures for original source)
02 July 2009 @ 08:59 pm
So. Looks I'm not going to school this year. I got accepted in university as an honor student. I finished my B.A two years ago, but wanted to do my Honors in art history, because it seems I need it to do my masters. So I moved to London, On. and got accepted at Western University. I was super excited. I haven't been to school in two years and their art program is 10 times better than the one at my old university.
It fit perfectly with SleepyBear's plans as well since he's taking a year off and then applying for his Masters for next year.
So my plan was to do my Honors degree this year (I could get some classes credited and was easily able to fit everything into two semesters).
But then I met a counselor to make sure everything was fine and she told me that they have this thing called residency credits where I have to do a certain amount of credits for my honors to be accepted since I did my previous degree at another university. How long would that take me?
Twp years. Two, fucking, years.
So basically what they want me to do is do all the classes I need in one year and then pay for another year of random classes, so that they can give me my degree that I successfully completed the year before.
Now that wouldn't be so bad, one can say, if niversity wasn't so DAMN EXPENSIVE.
Also that would also imply that I would, again, be in a long distance relationship for a year and I just came out of a very long year being apart from my boyfriend.
If this was my Master's, with a specific program and specific professor, I would do it. Where and with whom you do your Master's is super important. But I'm really just looking for some extra art history class here.
So I'm not doing it. I guess I'll just work for another year. Again.
I'll register at whatever university SleepyBear is going for his Master's. Most university offer decent art history classes. If they want me to do it in two years than at least those two years will coincide with his two years Master's Degree. Than I'll be able to start mine.
I'm just really frustrated about the whole thing because I was really looking forward to going back to school after two years being away. And frustrated because the whole thing seems to be set up to suck me dry of all my money. Really.
Anyway, sorry for the rant. It somehow had to come out.
(Plus you know I still have to find a job so....money is a lot on my mind these days).
On the good news, I am looking to liquidate most of the prints I have in my shop soon, so I can replace them with new things (more about my collages and drawings), so there will be a super sale (5$) launch soon in my etsy shop. Yeah!
More on that later.
It fit perfectly with SleepyBear's plans as well since he's taking a year off and then applying for his Masters for next year.
So my plan was to do my Honors degree this year (I could get some classes credited and was easily able to fit everything into two semesters).
But then I met a counselor to make sure everything was fine and she told me that they have this thing called residency credits where I have to do a certain amount of credits for my honors to be accepted since I did my previous degree at another university. How long would that take me?
Twp years. Two, fucking, years.
So basically what they want me to do is do all the classes I need in one year and then pay for another year of random classes, so that they can give me my degree that I successfully completed the year before.
Now that wouldn't be so bad, one can say, if niversity wasn't so DAMN EXPENSIVE.
Also that would also imply that I would, again, be in a long distance relationship for a year and I just came out of a very long year being apart from my boyfriend.
If this was my Master's, with a specific program and specific professor, I would do it. Where and with whom you do your Master's is super important. But I'm really just looking for some extra art history class here.
So I'm not doing it. I guess I'll just work for another year. Again.
I'll register at whatever university SleepyBear is going for his Master's. Most university offer decent art history classes. If they want me to do it in two years than at least those two years will coincide with his two years Master's Degree. Than I'll be able to start mine.
I'm just really frustrated about the whole thing because I was really looking forward to going back to school after two years being away. And frustrated because the whole thing seems to be set up to suck me dry of all my money. Really.
Anyway, sorry for the rant. It somehow had to come out.
(Plus you know I still have to find a job so....money is a lot on my mind these days).
On the good news, I am looking to liquidate most of the prints I have in my shop soon, so I can replace them with new things (more about my collages and drawings), so there will be a super sale (5$) launch soon in my etsy shop. Yeah!
More on that later.
30 June 2009 @ 04:01 pm
Les Plus Beaux Contes de Perrault and Le Fabuleux Album d'Amélie Poulin.
28 June 2009 @ 11:30 pm
I finished my little series today. I am quite happy with how the whole thing came out. It was fun and stress-free to do and I enjoyed it immensly.
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I also scanned some little stitching I did on paper a couple months back...
Well, good night :)
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I also scanned some little stitching I did on paper a couple months back...
I love the stars and looking up at constellations. Making up stories and pictures. I love thinking about the infinity of space and the immensity that surrounds us. I think my next project shall involve the stars and the moon and the planets.
To look down on us. To shine over us. Maybe to swallow us. Us, floating in the belly of the universe.
And finally, two new Polaroids. I think green is becoming a theme in my Polaroids. I like it. I think it's evident that I like working in series and themes. Well, the Summer has just begun, I predict many more to be added.
I just want to crawl inside of them and surround myself with the greenness and the shade and the streaks of sunlight. I want to lie there and drink in the smell and sounds and the rustling of the leaves.
To look down on us. To shine over us. Maybe to swallow us. Us, floating in the belly of the universe.
And finally, two new Polaroids. I think green is becoming a theme in my Polaroids. I like it. I think it's evident that I like working in series and themes. Well, the Summer has just begun, I predict many more to be added.
I just want to crawl inside of them and surround myself with the greenness and the shade and the streaks of sunlight. I want to lie there and drink in the smell and sounds and the rustling of the leaves.
Well, good night :)
25 June 2009 @ 08:12 pm
So today I started making art again. At first I was all excited and full of ideas of big projects. Fortunately I know myself pretty well and knew that if I started on something big right away I would become frustrated really fast and would stop everything.
so I decided to start a project of 9 collages, all simple and cute and fun to do just to get back in the mood of things.
Here are the fist three that I did today.
(Note: The background paper should be more yellowish than what you see now, making the white of the lined paper stand out a little bit more. Stupid scanner.)
My Flickr.
And lastly. Rest in Peace Mr. Jackson. Rest in Peace.
so I decided to start a project of 9 collages, all simple and cute and fun to do just to get back in the mood of things.
Here are the fist three that I did today.
(Note: The background paper should be more yellowish than what you see now, making the white of the lined paper stand out a little bit more. Stupid scanner.)
My Flickr.
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Also, I (finally) understood the best way to use my Polaroid camera to have the best results (after many botched pictures). These are the ones I took in the past two weeks and are my bests so far. I really really like them, especially since I am so obsessed with green these days :)
And lastly. Rest in Peace Mr. Jackson. Rest in Peace.
25 June 2009 @ 01:29 am
Christmas 2007
This series was made as a gift for some of my closest friends while I was in Korea. I sent them one of the paintings so they would not forget me.
Each painted girl have their own name, but only the owner of the painting knows it. They are secret names, because names are powerful and not to be used carelessly.
I imagined them being The Amazon Sisters born from a Wild Woman and a simple mortal. They are not as wild as their family on their mother's side are, but cannot mingle with the mortals due to obvious reasons.
Instead, they prefer dark libraries and dusty museums. Attics and lonely buildings. They like research and knowledge, secrets and mysteries. Most of all they like treasure hunts.
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My style has changed since then and looking at them I'm not sure I still like it. But they do have sentimental value and I made them not long after being out of university and when I was finally able to do really what I wanted to do as art. I was exploring avenues and ideas.
I like thinking about things and/or people being "in-betweens". Part human and machines. Part human and animals. Shape shifters.
I like thinking about things and/or people being "in-betweens". Part human and machines. Part human and animals. Shape shifters.
23 June 2009 @ 11:05 pm
∆ Took a walk with my love
∆ Look at many trees and ivy covered lawns
∆ Imagined stories of miniature green-worlds living on things borrowed, hidden and forgotten
∆ Discovered Bulk-barn stores
∆ Ate too many candies
∆ Ate Turkish Delights for the first time. Loved it.
∆ Browsed many used books stores. Bought nothing, even though I wanted to badly.
∆ Found a gluten-free bakery/store
∆ Bought gluten-free bagels to eat with cream cheese.
∆ Ate home-made gluten-free lemon squares. Absolutely died from the greatness of it.
∆ Finished reading The Goose Girl, by Shannon Hale (and will start on something new tonight)
∆ Cursed the heat
∆ Made best friend with the fan
∆ Had many ideas for little drawings and stories.
∆ Might just start doing art again.
∆ Generally had a good time, except for the heat and a serious lack of freezies in the freezer.
What about you?
picture by from a second story
21 June 2009 @ 09:25 pm
20 June 2009 @ 03:01 pm
Like a lot of people I love deer. It's their grace and elegance, but mostly the precarious balance between their strength and their timidness that makes them so attractive. My mind is constantly filled by forest-people with deer antlers sprouting out of their heads and sometimes hooves instead of feet. they are bound to the land and the trees. They are shapeshifters. Are they disguising as deer? Or are they deer in disguise?
I remember when I was young sticking my nose against the windowpane, looking across the yard at deer eating apples from a tree. The mist would curl around their legs in the early hours of morning, the dew would glitter in the light. I remember thinking it was kind of magical how i could be there looking at them, privileged to see them. A feeling in my chest would tell me that this was special, that this was the kind of magic that is real, that comes from a sense of wonder that can only be triggered by the infinite beauty of Nature.
I would imagine myself running in the Woods with them, antler on my head, bare feet in the mud and the scent of deep musk in my nose. In between the trees, around moss and stones, over streams straight to the heart of the Forest.
18 June 2009 @ 11:55 pm
Tracklist:
01. The Show - Lenka
02. Nothing Like a Song - Azure Ray
03. Stars - Au Revoir Simone
04. Le ciel dans une chambre - Carla Bruni
05. Waratte Megumi no Moto he - Rie Fu
06. Let it Fall - Lykke Li
07. Au Port - Camille
08. Night Terror - Laura Marling
09. Libraries - Seabear
10. Pull Shapes - The Pipettes
11. Suicide Blonde - The Weepies
12. The Pilgriming Vine - Basia Bulat
13. Lloyd, I'm Ready to be Heartbroken - Camera Obscura
14. Skinny Bones - The Ditty Bops
15. Pirates (can't all sail the Indian Ocean) - Forest City Lovers
16. Bei Mir Bist Du Schon - The Puppini Sisters
17. Why Do You Let Me Stay Here? - She & Him
18. Sleep Alone, by Bat For Lashes
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Have a nice Day!
xx
17 June 2009 @ 06:13 pm
I'm back :)
Thank you all for your nice wishes and words on my last post, it was so nice to come back and read all of them.
The move went very very well. Saturday my really close friends all came to my apartment as well as my mom, brother and dad. It was fun to finish packing and chit-chat with them at the same time. They all helped once SleepyBear's mother arrived and everything was put in the trailer really fast.
I have amazing friends.
My mom had bought the lunch for everybody (my mom is great!) which consisted of fruits, bread, patés and all kinds of cheese. It was amazing. We've always liked that kind of lunch in the Summer and I am definitely a big fan of simple things being thrown together as a meal.
After I said goodbye and left with SleppyBear's mother for their house in Fallbrook, Ontario. The sun was out and the drive went really well. I love going to their house. It's big and made of wood and is at the end of a long lane with lots of woods and flowers and animals. It was turtle season so I got to see a lot of turtle nesting on the side of the road. We saw deer too, which made me very happy since I didn't get to see any while I was in Montreal.
So we took it easy and we spent Sunday walking around and I took many pictures (see below) and it was just great and relaxing. It felt really good to be in nature again and not in the city.
We left early on Monday and drove to London. We stopped in Toronto to pick up SleepyBear's brother. We arrived in London at the beginning of the afternoon.
I can't tell you how happy I was to see SleepyBear again! We had been aprt for 10 months and the last time I had seen him was just for a couple of days in December. It felt unreal. Like I was dreaming. So I hugged and kissed him, but we had to hurry because we had to unload the trailer and bring it back to the company.
We then all went to eat, then for a movie (We saw Up!, which was really really good) and we went back for more food (at a very cool and good Japanese/Korean restaurant).
SleepyBear's mother and brother then left and we were left alone to set some of my things in his room and just re-ajust ourselves to being together again.
It definitely felt surreal. I mean after all this time I had dreamed of this moment for a long time, so it still felt like a dream. We spent Tuesday just stayed inside and playing games and watching TV. Just doing normal things and saying to each other "I can't believe that it's real".
But it is real, I know that. And I am so so happy. A part of me still feels like I will have to go back home to Montreal in a week that this is just temporary. But them my brains kicks in and I tell myself that no, this is it. No more longing, no more craving, no more missing him till it hurts inside. No more Skype and fake kisses through a camera.
I feel good. I feel calmer than I've felt in months.
Now all I have to do is enjoy :)
Oh, and find a job and go meet a counsellor at the university. But that's okay. That can wait until tomorrow.
And now pictures!
(of Fallbrook and of SleepyBear and me)
Flickr
Thank you all for your nice wishes and words on my last post, it was so nice to come back and read all of them.
The move went very very well. Saturday my really close friends all came to my apartment as well as my mom, brother and dad. It was fun to finish packing and chit-chat with them at the same time. They all helped once SleepyBear's mother arrived and everything was put in the trailer really fast.
I have amazing friends.
My mom had bought the lunch for everybody (my mom is great!) which consisted of fruits, bread, patés and all kinds of cheese. It was amazing. We've always liked that kind of lunch in the Summer and I am definitely a big fan of simple things being thrown together as a meal.
After I said goodbye and left with SleppyBear's mother for their house in Fallbrook, Ontario. The sun was out and the drive went really well. I love going to their house. It's big and made of wood and is at the end of a long lane with lots of woods and flowers and animals. It was turtle season so I got to see a lot of turtle nesting on the side of the road. We saw deer too, which made me very happy since I didn't get to see any while I was in Montreal.
So we took it easy and we spent Sunday walking around and I took many pictures (see below) and it was just great and relaxing. It felt really good to be in nature again and not in the city.
We left early on Monday and drove to London. We stopped in Toronto to pick up SleepyBear's brother. We arrived in London at the beginning of the afternoon.
I can't tell you how happy I was to see SleepyBear again! We had been aprt for 10 months and the last time I had seen him was just for a couple of days in December. It felt unreal. Like I was dreaming. So I hugged and kissed him, but we had to hurry because we had to unload the trailer and bring it back to the company.
We then all went to eat, then for a movie (We saw Up!, which was really really good) and we went back for more food (at a very cool and good Japanese/Korean restaurant).
SleepyBear's mother and brother then left and we were left alone to set some of my things in his room and just re-ajust ourselves to being together again.
It definitely felt surreal. I mean after all this time I had dreamed of this moment for a long time, so it still felt like a dream. We spent Tuesday just stayed inside and playing games and watching TV. Just doing normal things and saying to each other "I can't believe that it's real".
But it is real, I know that. And I am so so happy. A part of me still feels like I will have to go back home to Montreal in a week that this is just temporary. But them my brains kicks in and I tell myself that no, this is it. No more longing, no more craving, no more missing him till it hurts inside. No more Skype and fake kisses through a camera.
I feel good. I feel calmer than I've felt in months.
Now all I have to do is enjoy :)
Oh, and find a job and go meet a counsellor at the university. But that's okay. That can wait until tomorrow.
And now pictures!
(of Fallbrook and of SleepyBear and me)
Flickr
13 June 2009 @ 12:04 am
I am moving tomorrow.
Sleepybear's mother is coming with her van and trailer to pick me and my stuff up in Montreal. We will then travel back to their house in Perth, Ontario (well Fallbrook, to be extremely precise, but it's so small you probably won't find it on a map) where we are going to spend the rest of the weekend.
Then, on Monday, we will leave for London (Ontario) where I will settle down with my love in the house where he rents a room for the whole Summer.
I won't have access to the internet until at least Tuesday.
Thank you for all your kind words and your support. When I come back to you I will be less whiny and I suspect the happiest woman.
I can't wait to share it all with you.
I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
While I am gone take a look at those incredible collages fomr different artists I have found on Flickr. Click on the picture to go to their respective page. Do explore their photostream, they are marvelous.
Love,
MJ
Sleepybear's mother is coming with her van and trailer to pick me and my stuff up in Montreal. We will then travel back to their house in Perth, Ontario (well Fallbrook, to be extremely precise, but it's so small you probably won't find it on a map) where we are going to spend the rest of the weekend.
Then, on Monday, we will leave for London (Ontario) where I will settle down with my love in the house where he rents a room for the whole Summer.
I won't have access to the internet until at least Tuesday.
Thank you for all your kind words and your support. When I come back to you I will be less whiny and I suspect the happiest woman.
I can't wait to share it all with you.
I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
While I am gone take a look at those incredible collages fomr different artists I have found on Flickr. Click on the picture to go to their respective page. Do explore their photostream, they are marvelous.
Love,
MJ
11 June 2009 @ 10:09 pm
I scanned some polaroids before packing my scanner.
I'm moving Saturday and seeing my SleppyBear on Monday! Yippy!
Nights to go: 4
And my SleepyBear, because I can only think him, and I see him so so soon that my heart flutters and my stomach tightens and my whole being is filled happiness.
And once I see him you won't have to read about how much I miss him anymore :)
I'm moving Saturday and seeing my SleppyBear on Monday! Yippy!
Nights to go: 4
And my SleepyBear, because I can only think him, and I see him so so soon that my heart flutters and my stomach tightens and my whole being is filled happiness.
And once I see him you won't have to read about how much I miss him anymore :)
09 June 2009 @ 01:27 am
I'm restless. I thought I would have time to catch up with the internet world, but I can't seem to be able to stay focused more than five minutes. The only thing that seems to be able to hold my attention is playing around with my pictures in photoshop.
I am counting the days, the nights (7). I am packing (almost done).
I am just to0 excited and impatient, it feels like my skin is too tight and my head will explode. And my heart beats too fast.
I can't wait for this longing and yearning to leave my body and heart alone and in peace.
I've had enough of them. They are not my friends anymore.
So, alI of this means I have nothing really insightful to say, nor do I have super amazing finds to share. I do have some more of my pictures to show though. Again.
Hope you are not getting too tired of seeing them :)
Have a great day everybody!
xx
I am counting the days, the nights (7). I am packing (almost done).
I am just to0 excited and impatient, it feels like my skin is too tight and my head will explode. And my heart beats too fast.
I can't wait for this longing and yearning to leave my body and heart alone and in peace.
I've had enough of them. They are not my friends anymore.
So, alI of this means I have nothing really insightful to say, nor do I have super amazing finds to share. I do have some more of my pictures to show though. Again.
Hope you are not getting too tired of seeing them :)
Have a great day everybody!
xx
05 June 2009 @ 10:45 pm
I haven't been on the web much this week. I haven't read most of my flist or any other kind of blog, nor have I commented on anything. I've been spending the week back home with my mom, seeing and saying goodbye to friends that I won't see in I don't know how long. I mean, I've barely seen them this year and I was only living about two hours away in Montreal (due to school, jobs, families and opportunities), I bet I won't see them more by moving about 8 hours away in another province. So days have been filled with bitter sweetness.
It's okay though. I am confident enough in those friendships to know they won't break. After all, they didn't while I was spending a year in Korea.
I like that we can be away from each others for months, with barely any news given at all (not even by email), and then sit down around a table with a drink, and it's as if we saw each other only yesterday.
You know you have great friends when time and distance and silence don't change a thing.
I don't know if I'll be able to catch up with all the blogs and entries. Probably not. And for that I apologize. I am going back to Montreal tomorrow, though, so I will start to read all of your posts again.
I hope you've all had a wonderful week.
MJ
xx
Also, here are some new pictures:
At the Fair:
It's okay though. I am confident enough in those friendships to know they won't break. After all, they didn't while I was spending a year in Korea.
I like that we can be away from each others for months, with barely any news given at all (not even by email), and then sit down around a table with a drink, and it's as if we saw each other only yesterday.
You know you have great friends when time and distance and silence don't change a thing.
I don't know if I'll be able to catch up with all the blogs and entries. Probably not. And for that I apologize. I am going back to Montreal tomorrow, though, so I will start to read all of your posts again.
I hope you've all had a wonderful week.
MJ
xx
Also, here are some new pictures:
At the Fair:
02 June 2009 @ 01:31 am
Bellarosebyliz on Flickr has some of the most amazing flower photography I have seen so far. I love the soft colors and focus. It makes me crave Spring and Summer so bad. I know that it is now June, but for the past few days it has felt like October. It is windy and rainy and cold and humid. Even when the sun is out the temperature doesn't seem to want to go over 10-15°C. Today I spent the day inside wearing my winter pj pants and slippers with a big sweater, because I refused to put the heater on out of sheer obstination on the fact that it's suppose to be warm by now. In the end, the humidity in the appartment was so intense it was creeping under my clothes and making me cold anyway, so I put the heater on for an hour or so just to get rid of it.
Really. It's that ridiculous.
Anyway, looking at those pictures makes me smile and soothes my heart.
Make sure to visit her photostream HERE, and do take a look at her favorites as well, for a nice selection of flowers and pastel colors and more bokeh and beauty to satisfy your Spring/Summer longing.
Really. It's that ridiculous.
Anyway, looking at those pictures makes me smile and soothes my heart.
Make sure to visit her photostream HERE, and do take a look at her favorites as well, for a nice selection of flowers and pastel colors and more bokeh and beauty to satisfy your Spring/Summer longing.
31 May 2009 @ 11:39 pm
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