a lot like britain, i'll say |
very often, in those weeks running up to end of summer term in primary school, we lay on a small strip of grass in the school grounds, heads turned towards the sky. on cloudy days, we loved to see imaginary goodness sailing by. and then telling eachother off. or else trying to get one's impression explained. oh, the impatience at someone not seeing what you obviously saw! i remember distinctly a bracchiosaurus, one afternoon. nobody else did. there was a lot of wind high up in the air, and in retrospect i do agree that long vast dinosaur's neck soon swiftly spun out into a silver spoon... well, no one saw that either.
i still see loveliness in the cloudy skies! [as opposed to baby scan pictures... here now, i have never ever seen beyond cloudy whirls and twirls! is it just me?]
never mind. new drawing theme a CLOUD, or two. who's daring to fly, towards the sky? do come and join ... these lovely challengers already succombed :
never mind. new drawing theme a CLOUD, or two. who's daring to fly, towards the sky? do come and join ... these lovely challengers already succombed :
When I think of my favorite sky I return to September 2003 in Rome. The sky was big, grand even, huge billowing clouds...so beautiful. Thank you for carrying me back.
ReplyDeleteI know cloud number nine ;)
ReplyDeleteI have an entire photo folder dedicated to clouds!
ReplyDeletecount me in!
ReplyDeleteCool cloud shots (and i think perhaps those baby scans contain images only a mother could love ;)
ReplyDeleteoh, its me too! cloud gazing is my all time most favorite sport!
ReplyDelete"imaginary goodness" - thats beautiful Nadine, going up on my studio wall today. :)
to the big sky, and beyond!!!! count me in!
It DOES look like Britain!
ReplyDeletecloud me in!
ReplyDeleteme as well- my heads in the clouds :) and it's true so hard to all see the same thing in a cloud :)
ReplyDeletei finally posted a little monster, catching up to you all, see you in the clouds!
ReplyDeleteoh dear,
ReplyDeletei thought i was funny to say cloud me in-
well ok, so i´m in
but please, don´t be disappointed with me-
i´m hardly catching up with my daily routines!
hugs!
I still love to find things in cloudy skies. In West Texas where there isn't a mountain or hill in sight I would often pretend that a huge cloud behind a building or tree was in fact a huge mountain. I remember it would always make me happy to have a mountain.
ReplyDeleteIn this cloudy days there a fish in the sky, hier are my clouds: http://muellerinart.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI'm in toooooooo dear nadine..... i have been sooooooo busy and toooooo tired at the end of the day and now i am soooooooooo far behind with catching up with everyone..... but put me in for clouds..... jazz X
ReplyDeletelove clouds photos!! and love yours!
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