Hi Everybody!
News!
I had lots of rather torturing physio sessions, and had to
have a series of X-rays taken for which I had to get into positions like a prima ballerina, not easy. Now I am happy to be doing nothing. Sooner or later it will be better!
Have a great weekend. Now back to the scheduled part.
News!
I had lots of rather torturing physio sessions, and had to
have a series of X-rays taken for which I had to get into positions like a prima ballerina, not easy. Now I am happy to be doing nothing. Sooner or later it will be better!
Have a great weekend. Now back to the scheduled part.
For Art Journal Journey, if music be the food of love, I have a hybrid page using one of my photos as background
The photos here were taken in a neighbouring town when I visited there some weeks back. They show the main station, a beautiful, Art Nouveau sandstone building, which was renovated a few years back.
I loved the modern stained glass windows in the main hall:
Have a great day you all, take care,
and thanks a lot for coming by!
Lovely piece Valerie, glad you are on the mend. I've never seen the modern stained glass, interesting.
ReplyDeleteBeauty flows from this creation....have a great weekend...and take it easy...xx
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Lovely and frosty looking page, it's got very cold here again. Keep getting better day by day, hugs Sarah
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better. Such a lovely new piece. What an unusual stained glass - so modern.
ReplyDeletewow deine seite ist fabelhaft und gefällt mir seeehr.
ReplyDeleteschöne bilder hast du gemacht,ich hoffe das es dir schon besser geht,weiterhin gute besserung und ein schönes we.
hugs jenny
Eine wundervolle Seite ist das und das Gebäude ist wahrlich bemerkenswert!
ReplyDeleteGute Besserung Valerie!
Thinking of you♥♥♥
Susi
You'll be pirouetting along the Rhine in no time Valerie 😅. Super pics, such a beautiful building. Take good care. Xx
ReplyDeleteHallo Valerie, ich habe gerade erst gelesen, dass du dich einer OP unterziehen musstest. Ich wünsche dir gute Besserung und dass du bald wieder nach Hause darfst. Liebe Grüße Silvia
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about the torture Valerie and hope all will soon be well
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page with wonderful use of your very own photograph. Also great photographs today with wonderful buildings
Love Chrissie xx
This is so beautiful Valerie and so are the photos. Sorry about the torture.
ReplyDeletexxx Hazel.
Torture doesn't sound good, but lets hope the pain eases, as your leg gets stronger.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous moody page today, love the violin image.
Take care Yvonne xx
Was für eine schöne Journalseite. Ich mag diese Farben!!
ReplyDeleteWeiterhin alles Gute für dich und gute Besserung!
Liebe Grüße, Annette
Hope it's going well and you can rest in between the physio and recoup. Lovely frosty night and local views. xox
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful collage conjures up a wonderful scene and feeling!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful train station and the modern stained glass is such a contrast to the architecture.
This healing business does not happen overnight does it!
Thinking of you liebe Valerie and sending all good wishes your way ♥
oxo
Nice, nice, nice! Love the deep blue/purple you chose for the violin. Your town is full of never ending inspiration for photos ... absolutely beautiful. hugs, Donna
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page :) and that building is so pretty . I love old architecture so much .Hope you are feeling better ! I know those exercises hurt but they are worth the pain.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! I hope you feel better soon. Have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhat rich and lovely art! I love your photos too. I hope that you are feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to have been awol Valerie and popped by to say I hope you recover from those physio sessions soon as it sounds rather painful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous artwork (love the rich blue) and beautiful pics too, such a lovely station building.
Have a good weekend too.
Fliss xx
The physio does sound painful, I only hope this pain is worthwhile, in the long run for your recovery.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work perfectly capturing a frosty evening.
Take Care
Lynne x
Liebe Valerie,
ReplyDeletedie Magie der frostigen Nacht finde ich ganz wundervoll umgesetzt, wunderschön dein Werk. Die Fotos von diesem Bahnhof sind absolut genial, die Fenster sind toll...
Gute Besserung und alles Liebe.
Herzliche Grüsse, Sichtwiese
Love your page a gorgeous shade of blue. I had to have x-rays last week so know how you feel hope it settles down for you soon x
ReplyDeleteI love your frosty looking page! It is very cold outside at the moment - even with lovely sunshine! The station looks fabulous! The Rhine walks will soon start to become less of a dream! Hugs, Chrisx "
ReplyDeleteJust when I thought things were better, my computer crashed when I tried to find the post I was telling you about on my computer. You will have to scroll down a few frames to Kansas in Miniature, but you will see how short I am by the height of the other people standing around the exhibit that fills an entire room. I hope you'll take a look at it, since it reminded me of your trains:
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Now to your post. First, I have to say OMGosh, is that a copper top on the main station? It looks like copper patina.
And of course, I can't forget the beauty of the frosty blue you chose to show the cold night.
Just read you get to go home today. I'm thrilled for you. I bet you are doing a happy dance, if only in your mind!
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