One of my problems as a bookshop assistant is working out
how to decorate the newly expanded children’s book section. So this is the
start when I was in Canterbury last Thursday I visited The Beaney art gallery
and thought a print of the painting The “Little Girl at the Door” by Harriet
Halhed would look right on the door in the corner.
Something like; a painting of a door to make a door more
like a picture, but not quite.
Anyway it took a photo of it with my mobile phone and have
just printed it out and stuck it on the door.
Fortunately I have a fairly big printer and some blue-tack.
When I was a child I was often fairly disappointed with
pictures, particularly after having read “The Voyage of the Dawn Treader” I
would look at them in the hope there would be at least some hint of another
world that I could step into.
I am working on and off, on a painting where there is a boat
heading for. What? Well I suppose if I could say what the I wouldn’t be
painting the picture.
We have had a few problems with the coloured stickers on guitars, but these seem to ironed out now.
Music here is progressing and my younger children can now
get through the whole of Clementine on both the piano and the guitar sing it
and playing it all at the same time.
We have had a few problems with the coloured stickers on guitars, but these seem to ironed out now.
Sorry the coloured notes don't show up too well here this may be better
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