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Some pictures of Bosna springs:
http://www.online-literature.com/for...1&d=1296333425
http://www.online-literature.com/for...1&d=1296333453
http://www.online-literature.com/for...1&d=1296333517
http://http://www.online-literature....1&d=1296333570
http://www.online-literature.com/for...1&d=1296333620
Olga I loved the last one, makes me feel relaxed somehow..where is the location exactly? is it your hometown or did you take a vacation there?....this place is definitly going in my must-go-to list!:)
Farnoosh, all the pictures I posted today were taken in Bosnia close to Sarajevo, where 1984 Winter Olympic games were taken. Although I spent only 4 days there, I have unforgettable memories of the city. I think if you go there you will like it also. The mixture of religions and cultures (Islamic and Christian) makes the city exotic, plus history. Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in 1914 took place close to Latin bridge, you can see in one of the pictures.Quote:
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Nice photos Olga. I particularly enjoy the one looking up through the canopy of the trees.
Since we are on a winterscape theme, I have a few here from Anderson Japanese Gardens in Rockford Illinois:
The "Ancient Scholar" -
http://i963.photobucket.com/albums/a...s/IMGP1060.jpg
Tea House Rhythm -
http://i963.photobucket.com/albums/a...s/IMGP1066.jpg
Entry Gate -
http://i963.photobucket.com/albums/a...s/IMGP1053.jpg
Lantern near entry gate -
http://i963.photobucket.com/albums/a...s/IMGP1059.jpg
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Gilliatt it's my favourite too!Quote:
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I love your beautiful delightful shuts! Especially the entrance of the garden with your shadow (is it?)
Olga and Gilliatt, I loved your pictures (being a Snowqueen).
Thanks for sharing.
Some recent pictures of my nieces, when they were having good time at our place.
http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/v...ano5/Shinu.jpg
http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/v...ano5/Bushy.jpg
http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/v...no5/Shinu2.jpg
http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/v...no5/Bushy2.jpg
Ahhhh...adorable. I want to give them both a hug. They are both so pretty. I love the ones around the tree but the individual ones are such good portraits; and kids are not easy to take. Wow, your new camera shoots a beautiful clear photo. What kind of camera is it? Bushy sure has the long eye-lashes and big eyes and Shinu has such sparkly eyes. They are both so pretty in their own individual way. I love the last one with Bushy and Frosty. Brooke has a Frosty, too. I love to hear her say the word 'Frosty' - sounds so cute.
Fantastic photos, everyone! I love the snow photos....if it would be sunny here for once instead of straight drear I might be able to get some decent snow photos this week.
I wanted to post these two videos of my granddaughter, Brooke, reading to herself....and me, of course....I was on the phone to my mother when I caught her curled up on the sofa reading her own books. I thought that was pretty good since she's only 2 1/2; but very imaginative.
http://s125.photobucket.com/albums/p...t=MVI_0613.mp4
http://s125.photobucket.com/albums/p...t=MVI_0614.mp4
I love listening to little kids voices. Here interpretation of the stories are quite unique. I think we have a reader here and future member of Litnet! haha....
Olga, all your pictures are beautiful, but I think I like the one with the tree with the red-what-flowers, buds, berries? on it best. I would like to try to paint that someday, if I could. It's probably beyond me at the moment. I also like the one with the swans. So pretty.
Your little nieces are adorable, Snowqueen. Still little, with that sweet insouciance that only little kids can pull off. Loved the movie of Brooke, Janine! I adore small children. That was fun!
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Qimissung thank you, that picture is one of my favourite as well, I am learning to paint also :-) I've had some experiences with water colour but now I am learning acrylic painting and the techniques is not so complicated.
I agree with you that Snowqueen's nieces are sweet and beautiful!
Watched the video also and enjoyed it so much! Thank you Jannie!
Oh thanks for the lovely comments Olga! I'm gald you liked my nieces.
Thank you Qimi! It always gives me pleasure to share my pictures with friends like you.
Hey Janine I loved the videos. Brooke started the story saying " ever ever after". :lol: It seems you really had a wonderful time with her.
Thanks for watching, Snowqueen, I know it takes patience and those two were long but I could not cut them very well without losing something. I liked her version of the stories....haha...ever ever after...and at the beginning...you are right...how funny! When I first noticed her reading she was running her fingers down the lines starting at the bottom...hey, maybe she is Chinese....but actually don't the Chinese read from right to left, not bottom to top.Quote:
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Thank you all for you comments. I love sharing, like SQ said, with such good friends.
Did someone make Frosty for Bushy? It is so cute.
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Oh yes it's funny indeed, and so I loved it. I also enjoyed Brooke's dance. She is a charming entertainer isn't she?
This little Frosty is a gift from her aunt. And thanks for all the compliments Janine.