Willemmien,,,
this morning I visited here for the first time and thought…. why didn’t I know about this wonderful blog?
And then I went over to your website, that I had of course visited before… but read every page! I obviously only looked at your paintings before and must have been so amazed and excited that I never even thought to take anything else in. It happens like that sometimes… paintings can communicate so much … be such an intense experience that I don’t notice other things!
So imagine my surprise today to revisit and find you’ve published books, short stories and such…and that there was so much else to discover. Now I want to come to SA and discover everything you are doing in person!
Since we first connected online at Pinterest I realise Ive been massively taken up with deadlines and undertakings …now there is a week of timeout I am suddenly seeing other things the I hadn’t noticed when cramming the brain with work matters!
This is the most wonderful example of revisiting something and re-immersing oneself in what wasn’t possible to take in first time round.
I’m applauding and smiling at the wonder of it!
Sophie
Willemmien,,,
this morning I visited here for the first time and thought…. why didn’t I know about this wonderful blog?
And then I went over to your website, that I had of course visited before… but read every page! I obviously only looked at your paintings before and must have been so amazed and excited that I never even thought to take anything else in. It happens like that sometimes… paintings can communicate so much … be such an intense experience that I don’t notice other things!
So imagine my surprise today to revisit and find you’ve published books, short stories and such…and that there was so much else to discover. Now I want to come to SA and discover everything you are doing in person!
Since we first connected online at Pinterest I realise Ive been massively taken up with deadlines and undertakings …now there is a week of timeout I am suddenly seeing other things the I hadn’t noticed when cramming the brain with work matters!
This is the most wonderful example of revisiting something and re-immersing oneself in what wasn’t possible to take in first time round.
I’m applauding and smiling at the wonder of it!
Sophie