Film of the week, at least until I go to see I Love You Phillip Morris tomorrow, is Seraphine de Senlis. The beautifully drawn out portrait of the naive artist has won a stack of awards, well deserved.This article in the Guardian draws the obvious modern parallel. I was certain I have seen her work before, but have I? and where? Maybe it just fits with the current retro revival. Anyway I would love a poster! And a funny thing happened. In Michael Morpurgo's book War Horse he describes a pair of Haflingers but I am not sure I have ever seen one. In Seraphine there is a scene with two little horses and I straight away recalled the two little Haflingers in the book as if I had seen them in the flesh.That is what a writer can do. Just finished 'The Girls' by Lori Lansens, recommended. Walked today and celebrated the Spring, determined to soak up every moment.
Frontload your Mornings
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*I suppose the elephant in the room is the widespread anxiety and panic
caused by the current President of the United States. I'm not being an
ostrich bu...
Gratitude: Day Fourteen.
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The gales blew all day and Scotland looked dour and cross. So today I am
extremely grateful that the electricity is still on and that a tree did not
fal...
Willow Weaving Demonstrations
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We are busy giving willow weaving demonstrations at shows throughout the
country. Yesteday we were at Beetham Gardens near Kendal so it was a local
event f...
Hazel Findlay Vid on Epic TV
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Last November I got the chance to film for EPIC TV with pro climber Hazel
Findlay and pick her brain about life on the road and how’s she’s dealt
with the ...
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