ok so what is the difference between crosne and topinambour or are they two words for the same thing?
LUV-LUV the polaroid idea and the hovering. so clever! can't believe you have the building cranes right outside the office too - well i can, but....!!!!!!!! stop the madness!?
indeed a singing poetry, i wonder so what is there on your cutting board? is it a cutting board? and are those morels??? or am i simply biking way off now?
*sigh* dear Nadeschda, love it! your photo poem. It takes me in a special mood... of attention and openness 'you left it there in the thriftshop'?! ... and... I know. I can feel it.
wonderful photos and text too! I love how they all relate somehow...and I've had renovation on my mind too- I spent most of my childhood in a constantly changing house walls moving rooms shifting shape- the dust and chaos...it's quite an interesting theme when you step away for a bit. Inner construction maybe :) hugs
I love you too! It took a while to manage to read the hidden text, maybe I'm to hectic hoverer, very poetic way to "talk" to people and I really love your blury polaroid-like photos! Barbara
nadine, i thought your jerusalem artichoke was chocolate covered nuts and that was why your body would notice (wasteline). Did not know the name of the root was jerusalem artichoke. On a market here I have heard the seller calling them fart root so now I understand too what you mean about the body :D
love you too honey and your pics, belgian flag = great postcard, xx
ReplyDeleteLove you too Woolfy, and your words and pics x
ReplyDeletep.s. what IS topinamboer???
ps - jerusalem artichoke, ;)))
Deleteok so what is the difference between crosne and topinambour or are they two words for the same thing?
ReplyDeleteLUV-LUV the polaroid idea and the hovering. so clever! can't believe you have the building cranes right outside the office too - well i can, but....!!!!!!!! stop the madness!?
yes we wuv you too N.!
ooh I just love your pictures, the colours and the atmospheer....aaah zucht:)
ReplyDeleteI love this series! Great continuum!
ReplyDelete;^)))
ReplyDeletebeautiful serie!
That first photo poem
ReplyDeleteespecially, nadine
xxoo, sus
indeed a singing poetry,
ReplyDeletei wonder so what is there on your cutting board? is it a cutting board? and are those morels??? or am i simply biking way off now?
xxx.
i think you're always think about renovation! :)
ReplyDeletei like how you composed this post, seemingly wordless.
Happy May!
touching poetry
ReplyDeletebig hug
*sigh* dear Nadeschda,
ReplyDeletelove it! your photo poem.
It takes me in a special mood... of attention and openness
'you left it there in the thriftshop'?!
... and... I know. I can feel it.
Love
xo Ariane.
wonderful photos and i love how you have the text come up when 'hovering' over the photo ...
ReplyDeletewonderful photos and text too! I love how they all relate somehow...and I've had
ReplyDeleterenovation on my mind too- I spent most of my childhood in a constantly changing house
walls moving rooms shifting shape- the dust and chaos...it's quite an interesting theme
when you step away for a bit.
Inner construction maybe :) hugs
Not only the words, even your photos are poetry!
ReplyDeleteWonderful presentation, too.
Btw, I am hosting our next drawing challenge. May I invite you? ;o)
I love you too!
ReplyDeleteIt took a while to manage to read the hidden text, maybe I'm to hectic hoverer, very poetic way to "talk" to people and I really love your blury polaroid-like photos!
Barbara
how fun! (love the shadow shot of the kitty)
ReplyDeletenadine, i thought your jerusalem artichoke was chocolate covered nuts and that was why your body would notice (wasteline).
ReplyDeleteDid not know the name of the root was jerusalem artichoke. On a market here I have heard the seller calling them fart root so now I understand too what you mean about the body :D
nice pictures nadine
ReplyDeleteI <3 U 2! These are wonderful as can be! Truly. I love your childhood Spring.
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