chiaroscuro welcomes you, as does its host:
- I, Like The View
- no man is an island, a woman might be
- start in the middle and spread out in all directions - like the view; the beginning is too long ago and the end is too far away: start now. . .
pledge up, people
HEE HEE HEE
one a penny. . .
. . .like thoughts
sweetness and light. . .
I,LTV's xmas bonanza: secret santa 2009!
IF YOU WERE IN IT, YOU WERE IN IT
I,LTV Productions Presents an xmas
"The Search For The Missing Amulet"
lighting up the dark
I,LTV BURNS HER CANDLE
always on the go. . .
brought to you with
and once again for good measure
it makes the world go round
Mini-Teen's Keyrings
(part of her very, very large collection)
on travelling
ROCK
(he)ART
Rob Ryan
ERNST HAECKEL
your promised reward
MERELY A FICTITIOUS MOTIVATOR
RICHARD LONG
AOYAMA HINA
all words comprise
A COMBINATION
sometimes we get it right
sometimes we get it wrong
(those are erasers!)
sometimes we just have to colour it in
I could have hours of
FUN
approaching the end of the tunnel
14 comments:
On the Beach is, of course, Neville Shute's book about the end of the world.
I don't think things are quite that bad.
I always preferred A Town Like Alice
I found Pied Piper interesting and Trustee From The Toolroom fascinating. . . but In The Wet was my favourite, I think. . .
. . .but I did love On The Beach, when I first read it as a young teen
(my mother owned almost all of his books)
Dunno about the book(s).
(don't think I've read 'em)
Dunno about the music.
(people are sleeping......)
I do know I miss the view.
And I do know I like these photos muchly, ty.
*sigh*
Oh look! The bottom picture - the cloud at the back. It's a duckie!! Especially for mel.
Quack quack!
is the top one a sunrise or a sunset....?
. . .sunset (into the Atlantic)
Oh LOOK!! A DUCKIE!!!!!
:-)
Okay......that made my morning.....
AGAIN!!
:-)
Ty ty ty!! :-)
Can you still hear it? in your minds Ear?
That sound?
Oh heavenly! Those Cornish beaches have really tidy waves don't they. Just rolling in and breaking in just the right places.
Was it Neville Shute who wrote the one about the Aeroplane with metal fatigue and Professor Honey?
I SOoooo love the beach. The rhythm of the waves...the peace it brings. almost hypnotizing...
Also? I love your new header! (header? is that what it's called?)
Across the top. Tell me about it?
<--knows NOTHING about art, except I know what i like. I like that.
xo
On the rock, feets in the ocean and sand--watching the sunset.
Yup.
I'm there.......
...it's haunting in the same way that white sheets floating around your bedroom going "ooooooooeeeerrrrrooooooooherherherherher" in the the dead of night, I suppose....
;)
Lovely pics I,...
xxx
'berta
thanks 'berta
Mel it's a wonderful place to be, eh
G it's one of Waterhouse's. . . I went to an exhibition of his a while back which reminded me how much I love his work. . .
he did a few on the theme of doing nothing"
mig yes! that was Nevil!
and you are so right about Cornish beaches
sorrow my mind's ear is tuned in! (I made a special effort when I was there to memorise the sound)
Mel it was lovely of Dave to point that out
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