Hey Sunshine, my afternoon was very good and my evening is even better now that I have my fav blogger babes visiting tonight and showering me with such incredibly kind words of love. How are you doing sweetest of sweet ones?
Evening there already? - in that case, i hope it will be a delightful evening :-) Just wonderful, thank you, have me a little but very giggly Thursday night party going on with Trace and Justin. How are you, sweetheart?
Something quite special about dancing naked in the forest, primitive almost, under the moon - would make ya wanna howl :o) But what I really want is to go for that run!
Oh Leigh, did you take top secret classes at university to perfect the art of subtle and not so subtle flattery? I do so appreciate your wonderful comments luv. This one has a touch of the old, a touch of history and a touch of fantasy. Mystical and zen-like--that description pleases more than you know. Sweet dreams my biker leica babe. :-)
Very beautiful. I love the soft red sun - there is something peaceful about the scene, even though I know that those are warplanes going out on a mission. Amazing.
Thanks Jenni. Vue is really an amazing program. I do like the koan-like essence of this one as you have pointed out. Warplanes flying over a sea of peace. Thanks for your insightful and wonderful comments. :-)
Sunshine, I'm ready for that run anytime you are. High is my new fav vid for that run alone. Oh how I want to run through that forest, run to love, run to you. Bring the blanket and I'll bring the wine. :-)
Chicky, this one takes me to a very peaceful place. I can almost feel the quiet of the dawn. I also like this one because the quiet is upset by two loud P-40s flying overhead and the temples of peaceful medidation disturbed by instruments of war. A subtle reminder of the messy-ness of life, the muddy water, the greyness of it all. Thanks for the kind words.
Margaritas. Ever since I saw that pic you posted I've been craving margaritas. I think I will be having a few tonight. Frozen with lots of salt. Has your weekend started yet?
getting ready to, just winding down from the day (not that I did any actual work today LOL) got the tunes goin, gonna get settled and then have a bit o'refreshment I think with dinner :0)
I keep coming back to this and thinking about a recent film I saw - Memoirs of a Geisha. It's got the art directive/feel and influences that are up and coming at the moment.
I've got to say this. The war planes: It does highlight the man made brutality of war, the ugliness that's going to be created. It's got a hidden edge. A lot of your images have. I see balance; your images are all about balance - inner balance at that!
I suppose everyone’s interpretations are different. But I can clearly see you like to show both the beauty and the ugliness in very subtle ways.
Leigh, your comments are so very nice and I do so appreciate them. I'm tempted to print them out and post them on my monitor so I can read and reread them all weekend long.
I see the travel bug has bitten you again. And so soon after Rome. Where to next my luv?
Thanks Terry. I love most things Asian and this scene brings me great peace. It's my new wallpaper. I rearrainged all my icons so they wouldn't get in the way of this one. :-)
Thanks Saffron. I appreciate your comments very much since I have never been to that side of the world. Hope you are in the midst of a great weekend. :-)
very cool!
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I like, a lot :-)
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a delightful afternoon, x
Thanks Trace. My evening is always better with you in it. :-)
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ReplyDeleteHey Sunshine, my afternoon was very good and my evening is even better now that I have my fav blogger babes visiting tonight and showering me with such incredibly kind words of love. How are you doing sweetest of sweet ones?
ReplyDeleteEvening there already? - in that case, i hope it will be a delightful evening :-)
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful, thank you, have me a little but very giggly Thursday night party going on with Trace and Justin.
How are you, sweetheart?
Chillin' with a few oil cans dreaming of blogger babes dancing like pixies in my forest below. Clothing optional. Come dance with me sweetie, :-)
ReplyDeleteSomething quite special about dancing naked in the forest, primitive almost, under the moon - would make ya wanna howl :o)
ReplyDeleteBut what I really want is to go for that run!
Mystical, Zen-like, just all round awesome creation!
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed. In fact I'm gobsmacked.
Have a lovely evening, sorry I didn't get back to you sooner - I'm just so overworked!
My pillow awaits ;-)
Have a lovely evening, and really, without trying to flatter you or anything like that. This piece is truly gorgeous!
Oh Leigh, did you take top secret classes at university to perfect the art of subtle and not so subtle flattery? I do so appreciate your wonderful comments luv. This one has a touch of the old, a touch of history and a touch of fantasy. Mystical and zen-like--that description pleases more than you know. Sweet dreams my biker leica babe. :-)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful. I love the soft red sun - there is something peaceful about the scene, even though I know that those are warplanes going out on a mission. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenni. Vue is really an amazing program. I do like the koan-like essence of this one as you have pointed out. Warplanes flying over a sea of peace. Thanks for your insightful and wonderful comments. :-)
ReplyDeleteSunshine, I'm ready for that run anytime you are. High is my new fav vid for that run alone. Oh how I want to run through that forest, run to love, run to you. Bring the blanket and I'll bring the wine. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis image has a Japanese mystical feel to it. Very serene.
ReplyDeleteWow....that's beautiful! Mostly beacuse of it's simple lines and the colour I think :)
ReplyDeleteGood morning darlin, woo hoo its Friday, hope you have a good one (hugs)
ReplyDeleteChicky, this one takes me to a very peaceful place. I can almost feel the quiet of the dawn. I also like this one because the quiet is upset by two loud P-40s flying overhead and the temples of peaceful medidation disturbed by instruments of war. A subtle reminder of the messy-ness of life, the muddy water, the greyness of it all. Thanks for the kind words.
ReplyDeleteChrista, anytime you like an image I take that as the highest compliment. Hope you are doing well. Very nice HNT the other day. :-)
ReplyDeleteMorning to you too Trace. You're three day weekend is here. Woohoo! :-)
ReplyDeleteCool, but at the same time it made me think about how it would feel to be in that war.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend. *HUGS* to you and Jack ;-)
Thanks Karen. Jack and I wish you a great weekend. Hugs. :-)
ReplyDeleteHey sweet thang :0) hope you are having a good day, got those margaritas ready?
ReplyDeleteHave a great rest of the day (hugs)
Margaritas. Ever since I saw that pic you posted I've been craving margaritas. I think I will be having a few tonight. Frozen with lots of salt. Has your weekend started yet?
ReplyDeleteooohhh
ReplyDeleteAm I invited?
ReplyDeletegetting ready to, just winding down from the day (not that I did any actual work today LOL) got the tunes goin, gonna get settled and then have a bit o'refreshment I think with dinner :0)
ReplyDeletejust glad the week is over :0)
I keep coming back to this and thinking about a recent film I saw - Memoirs of a Geisha. It's got the art directive/feel and influences that are up and coming at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI've got to say this. The war planes: It does highlight the man made brutality of war, the ugliness that's going to be created. It's got a hidden edge. A lot of your images have. I see balance; your images are all about balance - inner balance at that!
I suppose everyone’s interpretations are different. But I can clearly see you like to show both the beauty and the ugliness in very subtle ways.
You're cool!
Have a nice weekend :-)
Of course you are invited Ms Mario. I need someone to drive. :-D
ReplyDeleteHowdy Ciera. :-)
ReplyDeleteTubey, I'm over 150 plays with our friend and I see no slowing down in sight. :-D
ReplyDeleteJust a couple hours away from those happy hour margarita's, you know, the ones twice your normal size. Woohoo! :-)
Leigh, your comments are so very nice and I do so appreciate them. I'm tempted to print them out and post them on my monitor so I can read and reread them all weekend long.
ReplyDeleteI see the travel bug has bitten you again. And so soon after Rome. Where to next my luv?
This one is beautiful. I love how you made it so Asian - the whole thing could have originated overseas.
ReplyDeleteLOL love those fishbowl margaritas :0) and got our friend going here too :0)
ReplyDeleteThanks Terry. I love most things Asian and this scene brings me great peace. It's my new wallpaper. I rearrainged all my icons so they wouldn't get in the way of this one. :-)
ReplyDeleteBring on the fishbowls! And it's all your fault too. :-D
ReplyDeleteThe power of advertising is live and well.
LOL :0D
ReplyDeletePlanning to go Stateside at some point! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOooooh, I think Tennessee needs to be on your list. I do have a spare bike. Bring your kit. I've been wanting to take you for a ride. :-)
ReplyDeleteVery nice, very zen, very flying dragons-couching tigers and also very kyoto .(funny i havent' been to kyoto before yet it just pops up in my mind)
ReplyDeleteThanks Saffron. I appreciate your comments very much since I have never been to that side of the world. Hope you are in the midst of a great weekend. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis could be movie poster for a film adaption of Miss Saigon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jack.
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