' The Hangover '
Suzanne Valadon - 'Gueule de bois'
by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, 1888/1889
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A big THANK YOU
to
Marsha 
and to all party guests and friends
for wonderful, individual thoughts and lovely comments!
It was GREAT!
"Keep love in your heart.
A life without is like a sunless garden when flowers are dead.
The consciousness of loving and being loved
brings a warmth and richness to life that nothing else can bring."
Oscar Wilde
Aawww- that was so sweet, Karin!
ReplyDeleteMaybe that will be our next quote/topic...
Lovely Karin!! Open ones heart like a rose in full bloom...the only true way to a full life...
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xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
Dear Karin,
ReplyDeleteI hope your hangover is gone when you look at this blog:
http://wabisabihome.blogspot.com/
Have a wonderful day without any *hanging*!
♥lichst Franka
As a "hanger on" to the party, I loved viewing the invited guests' reflections of the quote. Thank you ladies, one and all.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun and very nicely to share it with all of you,
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Cecilia
I'm glad that you liked my blog. I've been once around Sarlat at it was really beautiful, and as you say it is not that far from San Sebastian !
ReplyDeleteYour blog is very nice too.
What a lovely passage by Oscar Wilde. Thanks for sharing. Hope the rest of your week is lovely!
ReplyDeleteAngela and Renee
I read a few of the posts - they were fun and enjoyable. I hope you feel more like the second photo of the beautiful elegant rose than of the "Gueule de bois"!
ReplyDeletei love your quote from oscar wild!!! i write it dow in one of my notebooks, i love collection these kind of wonders :)
ReplyDeleteTo akissfromthepast:
ReplyDeleteYou are a very lovely guy, my dear friend from Finland, thank you!
This is Pet again. You are so kind about my blog and offering your help dans le Perigord too.
ReplyDeleteLast time around, 3 years ago, we stayed with our 2 boys - now 10 and 8 - at le Manoir de la Brunie in Le Coux-et-Bigaroque. The boys, and us too, got very well with Marie Cristine and her husband, the couple in charge of the place, and spent some lovely days even playing cards with them and everything.
But next time we'll make sure to let you know.
I do love to mix languages too, one of the pleasures of life :-)
You really know your artwork Karin and it's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh sorry, I had forgotten to join your blog as a follower, but I'm right away to it!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI hope that your hangover as over, but hey, this is life, right?
Have a nice weekend without Hangover :D
Jérôme
P.S. thank you so much for the award,I do not know what to say to thank you!
No hangover on my part. Just tons of wonderfulness and true gratefulness that I have so many lovely friends who participated with us. Sending love, my sweet friend....
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