100 YELLOW AND GREY DREAMS

MISTY MOUNTAINS

I'm in the mood of Misty Mountains...

If you go down in the streets today, Baby, you better, 
You better open your eyes. 
Folk down there really don't care, really don't care, don't care, really don't 
Which, which way the pressure lies, 
So I've decided what I'm gonna do now. 
So I'm packing my bags for the Misty Mountains 
Where the spirits go now, 
Over the hills where the spirits fly, ooh. 
I really don't know

Led Zeppelin

GOODBYE SUMMER :(

To the last bite of juicy fruit...

To the last ray of hot sun...

Goodbye Summer 2014

ALL WHAT IS LEFT

Colorful leftovers everywhere: hidden in the boxes, under my bed, among clothes, books and toys.

What to do with you?

You are useless, no hat, no gloves, no jumper from you.

How to keep you alive?

How you expand your beauty?

What metamorphosis you will make? 

Pictures 2,3 and 4 from Pinterest.com

CAROUSEL

Take me Carousel to the spin around the world

Show me places where joy is in the air

Where one moment lasts a lifetime, where one lifetime is a moment

Spin, spin, until the Night will fall

When the Winter will come I'll be ready

SPOT THE DOT

ROTHKO MON AMOUR

I'm diving 

In the Ocean 

Of Patterns

Colors, 

Wool,

Dreams of Cosy Winter Night

Embracing this Need

Of Being Embraced

By Rothko

Rachel Gomme is knitting Rothko

CARRINGTON

Lytton: They'll be bringing in conscription in a matter of weeks. We'll all be dragged in front of some appaling tribunal.
Woman: You'll have to be conscientious objectors.
L.: I'd rather go to prison, or down the mines. It'd be warmer. You'd meet a much nicer class of person, I'm sure.
Clive: Ottoline says she'll be able to helps.
L.: There must be compensation for having friends in high places.
Carrington: Don't you like Ottoline?
L.: I'm devoted to Ottoline. She's like the Eiffel Tower: she's very silly, but she affords excellent views. Will knitting scarves for the troops be classified as essential war work? [ He's literary knitting!!!! - M.P.] I'm so busy nowadays. I've been learning German as well. It's most disagreeable language.
C.: Then why learn it?
L.: Well, me dear, I mean, suppose they win.
(champagne cork pops)
L.: Oh! Ye gods. Can you imagine what war must be like?

(Movie by Christopher Hampton, Great Britain, 1995)

LIKE A DIAMOND IN THE SKY

row

after row

after row

an hour

a day

a lifetime

lost in

knitting

meditation

like

looking 

in the starlit

sky

LIGHTHOUSE

For now she need not think about anybody.

She could be herself, and that was what now, she often

felt the need of - to think; well not even to think.

To be silent; to be alone. All the being and the doing,

expansive, glittering, vocal, evaporated...

Although she continued to knit, and sat upright, it was

thus that she felt herself; and this self having

shed its attachments was free for the strangers adventures.

From To The Lighthouse, Virginia Woolf, 1927

Shoe String Tight Rope

In Virginia Woolf's Monk's House in Rodmell

TRUE COLORS

THREE OF US

WE ARE SAILING

COPENHAGEN <--> NEW YORK

CRAZY MARY

crazy mary