Fun in the water closet.

Thanks for the photos, Dre!

I want, i want, i want.

But I can't find.

It's time for something else.

This is what my programming teacher answered me when I asked him why he had quit teaching, with this photo attached.

Purple, blue and green, my friend.

...yellow and orange and red at the end.

CONTROL.

Sam Riley plays Ian Curtis.

The real Ian Curtis.

Toon and Jannetje shared this movie with me, Control, about Ian Curtis' story, from Joy Division. Loved it. The photography in the movie is beautiful too.

My parents were once younger than me.

Pecholobo.

So beautiful and fresh.

Whoa. Look at those hotpants. Wonder what she would think now if I dressed like that.

At the beach with Grandad and Nana Thelma.

Brushing Snoopy.

WHOA.

Click on this image and get ready to be amazed.

Chiharu Shiota.

I walked through here, it was like walking into a Edward Gorey illustration!

I've noticed that the use of string as a graphic or artistic expression is more in use. And I rather like it, yes indeed. I love how determined this artist is throughout the years with her (or his, sorry, can't tell by the name) technique.

http://www.chiharu-shiota.com

Kiko, it's over.

Now take the silly hat off, please.

And the winner is.

I think this is probably my favourite photo of the weekend away in the north.

Pleasant boat ride.

On the way back.

Click! Click!

Lovely views all around!

Icycles are exotic for Spaniards.

So I had to take this photo.

Agoraphobia.

The wind was so strong you could almost lean on it.

Tiramisú!

I think it was the first time I saw snow on a beach.

White and gray.

Click to enlarge.
Telephone booth.

The view from the house.

The light!

Love the blue and wood combo.

Terschelling is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to. The landscape was so breathtaking, the light was amazing and the bright white snow just made it magic. And the skies of course, oh the skies!

Lucy turned 24.

So we went to Terschelling to celebrate it.