It stands for my love of the outdoors but also my Grandma used to have a room full of plants and all kinds of different birds, clay birds, knitted birds, painted birds on posters, etc. I called it the 'bird room' and every time I visited her I would go in the room to count the birds and see if any more had appeared since my last visit :) so it also reminds me of that part of my childhood Life..
Aaaah! Those little 'bees' are s'posed to be like magic dust. and the suitcase is my antique one that I purchased for two little dollars and it seems sort of magical because I take it on so many adventures :) great job on the comment! You finally figured it-- happy
The hot air balloon is representing the balloon festival in Camrose that we had last fall. Those memories will stay with me for Life. The pepper shaker by the bird's long legs is representing my love of pepper on many foods. The alarm clock ringing inside the'E' is just like the one I bought from IKEA that I appreciate much..and there are so many more little things. but feel free to keep questioning.
Surely your house won't get a tidal wave.....you're not near Savannah? The lone sheep has raised some questions in me too. Why isn't the bird on a nest if it lays eggs? yes this LIFE picture intrigues me MUCH..
Aah! how true..the 'wave' is one thing that was only there to add character but I guess it could represent the grand times on Tybee Island :) And I AM glad you caught on that those are truly eggs! And that duck/bird is really a chicken. I just felt like drawing looooong legs for a change. and our chickens don't always sit in a nest when they lay eggs so there you go- smile
Oh! and the sheep! Lest I forget, I just always love sheep so they are not a part of my physical Life but more of my 'thought & day dream' Life if y'know what I mean..
i especially <3 the little red bird and the cute little bird house:) what does that represent?
ReplyDeleteIt stands for my love of the outdoors but also my Grandma used to have a room full of plants and all kinds of different birds, clay birds, knitted birds, painted birds on posters, etc. I called it the 'bird room' and every time I visited her I would go in the room to count the birds and see if any more had appeared since my last visit :) so it also reminds me of that part of my childhood Life..
ReplyDeleteThis pic is so neat, i like that the hair dryer isn't plugged in but something is comin' outta it anyway:)
ReplyDeleteThank you! The hair-dryer was very recently unplugged so the hot air is still coming out,you see :)
DeleteWhats with all the bees coming out of the suitcase?????
ReplyDeleteAaaah! Those little 'bees' are s'posed to be like magic dust. and the suitcase is my antique one that I purchased for two little dollars and it seems sort of magical because I take it on so many adventures :) great job on the comment! You finally figured it-- happy
DeleteThe hot air balloon is representing the balloon festival in Camrose that we had last fall. Those memories will stay with me for Life. The pepper shaker by the bird's long legs is representing my love of pepper on many foods. The alarm clock ringing inside the'E' is just like the one I bought from IKEA that I appreciate much..and there are so many more little things. but feel free to keep questioning.
ReplyDeleteSurely your house won't get a tidal wave.....you're not near Savannah? The lone sheep has raised some questions in me too. Why isn't the bird on a nest if it lays eggs? yes this LIFE picture intrigues me MUCH..
ReplyDeleteAah! how true..the 'wave' is one thing that was only there to add character but I guess it could represent the grand times on Tybee Island :) And I AM glad you caught on that those are truly eggs! And that duck/bird is really a chicken. I just felt like drawing looooong legs for a change. and our chickens don't always sit in a nest when they lay eggs so there you go- smile
ReplyDeleteOh! and the sheep! Lest I forget, I just always love sheep so they are not a part of my physical Life but more of my 'thought & day dream' Life if y'know what I mean..
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