Sunday, April 25, 2010
What is this under my water tap?
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About the Artist
- Carolyn Jean Thompson
- Reno, NV, United States
- Welcome to my art blog! This is where I share my explorations and learning experiences in pastel, watercolor and oil painting. I have had this blog for about six or more years. I am currently entering many national and regional juried art shows. I have a website and sell my work from there as well. I started a group called Reno Tahoe Plein Air Painters a year ago and it has grown to about 40 active painters! Each year brings new challenges and exciting opportunities. I have made many friends among other art bloggers and enjoy visiting their blogs. I hope you enjoy your visit here, and click on the links to my website and the plein air painters to see more!
4 comments:
You are so lucky to have nature right there, next to you!
I see my little girl growing up in the city and it´s impossible for me not to remember my amazing childhood in Patagonia, climbing trees, riding bikes out on the streets with my brothers, walking with our dogs in the woods, skiing, trekking, camping, fishing...
Something so small and wonderful like your experience with these birds and their eggs can be really meaningful for a child.
I liked this post very much!
Patagonia! Wow! What a fantastic place to grow up. Maybe when your little girl gets older, you and your family can vacation outside the city so you can show her the world of nature. I too had to bring my children up in the city. Fortunately, my parents and my brother and sister still enjoyed camping in the forest closest to our San Francisco Bay Area location. So my kids still got a taste of nature on family camp-outs. Today my daughter is 30 years old, and she and her husband just went camping for a week. So, it worked!
Yes! Carolyn! This spring all born around and we also breathe a new air!
I noticed something today, as the birds sing clearly, it is today! I think it is mutual love of birds and you! They settle closer to you!
I see we all really like to be near to trees, to drive a bike and spend the night in the woods! :-)
I grew up in rural areas, toured the forest by bicycle every day; in the morning, when I went to the school through the forest - seen rays make the way between trees and shine like dew on the spider's web between branches! This is great! I feel I am a little druid:)
Thank U, Carolyn for this sincere post! :-)
I really enjoy it! And how comment Kira! I saw photos of Patagonia! Something miracle! Wow!
Life is beautiful!!!
Yes, Ti-igra, nature is special. You enjoy it to - riding your bike, and seeing beautiful things. There are so many people who go through life and do not notice the dew on spiderwebs shining like jewels. It is a pity they miss it.
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