equally green in Belgium but written with one 's' .
often overlooked and taken for granted
but Veronica asked us to take a closer look.
strength is in its nature (bamboo is a grass too)
yeah,grass was on my mind this week
please do visit dear Veronica's place for more.
peacefull weekend to you all
X
This is so creative! I love your drawings and I reckon so many feelings in me when I see the different situations. And your two grass ladies are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteyour drawings are great! "sie hören das gras wachsen" and the trouble with the moles, ha ha!!
ReplyDeleteand now I'll seed some grass for a new springtime hat!!
:-) mano
Love all these images Renilde. Totally super! Yesterday, Robert and I were reviewing the incredibly horrible clothes and equally unbelievable ladies at the UK horse racing event at Aintree, and I swear a couple of the ladies were wearing silly glass hats which probably clashed terribly with their orange fake tans...lol. Brilliant. :D
ReplyDeletehow fun that you and i thought similar. grass this grass that, grass hat.
ReplyDeleteyour glass vases and owl are lovely and fun with their grass.
and yes bamboo is a grass, i forgot that.
and i agree with Viola, your women are gorgeous and something about me begs to take another look.
ReplyDeleteYour frustrating little mole hills made me laugh. I can laugh because there are no mole hills popping up in our grass!
ReplyDeleteDo you get lost in garden centres? Lovely girls decked out in grassy hats, Renilde. xo C
Nice post and drawings. Your grass ladies are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteJa, dear Renilde,
ReplyDeleteeven I take grass for granted. But I know it isn't, despite that it is an old plant, is strong (as you said, bamboo is a grass, too) it grows nearly overall, but when you want a large lawn... huh.
Your grass ladies are elfin as Spring!
xo Ariane
and how it was on your mind...! those sketches are so dear, i love drawn memories and diaries more and more, telling us so much of an instant otherwise easily fled. your two ladies are up for it too. i am so guided by the shadow falling over the first one's eyes. so playful, renilde!
ReplyDeleteyou love cinquantenaire, the way you do? i hadn't been there for over 15 years. it hasn't changed, so reassuring. n♥
je schetsen vind ik prachtig
ReplyDeletezeker die van je man (?) kijkend naar
de niet gewenste molshopen!
je eerste foto simpel en sterk
en de gras-dames, die linker, wauw....
dag!
xxx