Thank you. The light here is very soft, and it often feel like you are in a painting. Interesting enough, the yellow house in the background belonged to one of Swedens most famous painters Anders Zorn. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anders_Zorn
How interesting!! Thank you for the link! I Love all the history there, and learning about where my relatives came from too. In one of your other posts you mentioned glogg – my Mom and sisters made this drink for us when growing up every Christmas. And my Aunt always made and brought Limpa bread. My sister would make lutefisk every year, us kids would just stare at it, didn’t look tasty. But they tried to have so many traditions while we were all growing up. Ah, miss my mama! Sorry to go on so, you bring back such WONDERFUL memories!! Keep the photos coming! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It’s all about experiences, and the healing power of nature. Life is about choosing happiness. I entered the magic world of photography when I was five years old. My gypsy soul have taken me to many different countries, and definitely taught me to be more humble. I believe that you are what you eat, body and soul. I enjoy growing my own food, and spending time outdoors. Above everything else is my daughter.
A Sagittarius loves to travel, have an open mind and, and a philosophical view. It motivates them to wander around the world in search of the meaning of life. Sagittarius is extrovert, optimistic and enthusiastic, and likes changes. A lot of that perfectly describes me. The fact that my ancestors, on both parents sides, were vikings, doesn’t exactly lessen my desire to explore. Maybe a slightly more mindful exploring, compared to the average viking. My blog, and my art prints is a results of my (inner and outer) explorations.
Love,
Maria
A lovely view there Maria, great photo! 😍😎
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Thank you so much!
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Gorgeous! Looks like a painting! ❤️😃😘
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Thank you. The light here is very soft, and it often feel like you are in a painting. Interesting enough, the yellow house in the background belonged to one of Swedens most famous painters Anders Zorn. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anders_Zorn
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How interesting!! Thank you for the link! I Love all the history there, and learning about where my relatives came from too. In one of your other posts you mentioned glogg – my Mom and sisters made this drink for us when growing up every Christmas. And my Aunt always made and brought Limpa bread. My sister would make lutefisk every year, us kids would just stare at it, didn’t look tasty. But they tried to have so many traditions while we were all growing up. Ah, miss my mama! Sorry to go on so, you bring back such WONDERFUL memories!! Keep the photos coming! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Awe, it sounds wonderful that your family kept up with traditions. I never liked lutefisk either, but I do like glögg.
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You’re living in a Christmas card world, too!
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Yes 🙂 Thank you!
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Gorgeous photo!
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Thank you so much 🙏
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Straight out of a fairy tale…
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Yes, my own 😉 Thank you!
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Look how beautiful this is! Looks like a Christmas Card!
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Thank you Nancy!
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The yellows, the pinks, the greys, the white: beautiful!
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Thank you so much! I appreciate your comment.
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Beautiful winter scene!
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Thank you so much Nora!
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