Friday, April 10, 2015

dc grass






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


10 comments:

  1. 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!

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  2. your drawings are great! "sie hören das gras wachsen" and the trouble with the moles, ha ha!!
    and now I'll seed some grass for a new springtime hat!!
    :-) mano

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  3. 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

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  4. how fun that you and i thought similar. grass this grass that, grass hat.
    your glass vases and owl are lovely and fun with their grass.
    and yes bamboo is a grass, i forgot that.

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  5. and i agree with Viola, your women are gorgeous and something about me begs to take another look.

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  6. Your frustrating little mole hills made me laugh. I can laugh because there are no mole hills popping up in our grass!
    Do you get lost in garden centres? Lovely girls decked out in grassy hats, Renilde. xo C

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  7. Nice post and drawings. Your grass ladies are wonderful.

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  8. Ja, dear Renilde,
    even 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

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  9. 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!
    you love cinquantenaire, the way you do? i hadn't been there for over 15 years. it hasn't changed, so reassuring. n♥

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  10. je schetsen vind ik prachtig
    zeker 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

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