with a migraine, to pass away the time.
Hope you like it as much as i do.
Warning: it is again a silly one.
Brief summary of the above:
Vasco da Gama was sent to India with his car-
rack, a 178 ton, three-master with a lenght of 27 m.
The intention was that he was to replace the
incompetent Edvardo de Menezes as represen -
tative of the Portuguese possessions.
What happened?
what a crazy mind !!!
ReplyDeletemigraine doet je precies goed.
echt weer een leuke post.
I've been following your blog for a little while now but it's the first time I comment. I think it's about time :)
ReplyDeleteI really like your embroidery and how you used the snails.
aan pizzasnijder: ik hak je in een ruk open als je dat graag zou hebben :-) haha.
ReplyDeleteer liggen er nog genoeg in het bakje, slecht artikel, n'est ce pas?
ik voel me gescheurd
ReplyDeletewondeful! i love the sea shells and rocks in there!
ReplyDeleteAll of these essays would be marvelous as printed books as well. Possible today.
ReplyDeleteyou have such a very very special way to say things:)
ReplyDeleteschitterend! prach-tig bootje, love it!
ReplyDeleteik ga mijn migraine- en andere pijnaanvallen ook s met andere 'mind' ondergaan ;-)
oh! thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteYou do very interesting work:)
It's very inspired me.
oh mooiste ooit, weeral.
ReplyDeletetot gauw x veronik
What a fabulous laugh! You've made me smile again Renilde!! Thank you :) K
ReplyDeleteHeheh...I love your creativity and humour. I looked at this yesterday, thought your work was gorgeous and didn't read it but today I clicked on the images to read them and got the giggles. I positively love it! xo
ReplyDeleteThis is a great post! Your so creative! I love the shells.. How beautiful they are!! ox
ReplyDeleteso nice! Your embroidery reminded me of this namban screen exhibited here in libon's ancient art museum: it portrais the exact moment of the portuguese arriavl in japan.
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Namban-11.jpg