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When I scroll through the album on my phone, I’m still impressed by the photos of Anselm Kiefer’s exhibition last February.
What a wonderful world this artist has managed to create. His work radiates a serene beauty but also restlessness. Somehow you can feel there’s more to see than just the image itself.
Sunday, June 23, 2024
It’s a fact that I have a great eye for detail.
So it happens quite regularly that I get distracted by things around me during a conversation.
Of course in France it wasn’t that much different;
such beautiful colours, shapes and textures I couldn’t resist capturing on film…
Monday, June 17, 2024
Did you give your father a nice present for Father’s Day yesterday?
Maybe a nice brooch that fits his hobby…or was it a tasty dinner or a visit to the cinema?
Whatever you did, I hope you gave him a big hug and had a joyful day!
Tuesday, June 11, 2024
We travelled trough France for two weeks with our little vintage camper van.
We visited many beautiful places, castles and museums in Burgundy and surroundings.
We’re so proud:
our Wally was in top shape and didn't make a sound!
Saturday, June 1, 2024
While the weather outside doesn’t seem to bother about the fact that it’s summer time,
we stay warm and cosy inside.
Hope it’s going to be better soon…
Nevertheless, have a nice Sunday everyone!
Sunday, May 26, 2024
Here’s another little jumper! This time for someone who has a special reason to cherish the symbol of an anchor…
Crocheted in soft nude tones; the colours the recipient truly loves the most.
Monday, May 20, 2024
We have a lot if blue tits and coal tits in our garden. It is lovely to see them flying around, especially now they have nests with little chicks.
So we decided to buy some mealworms;
you can feed these worms to the birds all year round, they contain a lot of proteins and also serve as food for the little chicks.
The parents have flown back and forth…now it's this youngster’s turn!