I love this picture and wish I had the long long gray hair, intertwined with feathers and possibly rosemary and sage, and a butterfly perched on my hand.
There are prints available of this from the artist. Shown above, Mollie Kellogg, you can click and go there.....if you want.
15 comments:
hi sandi...happy to see you at farmhouse kitchen, my friend
i think i snapped out of my blog slump !!!!
sending love to you
kary and Autumn leaves Teddy Boy !!!
xx
What a wonderful painting. I love it.
Mary
What an amazing picture...
omg I am in love with it.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
big huggies for you Sharon
I love this picture
would likek a copy of it.
Thank you....
This is exactly what I want to look like one day!
Me too, but I'm nothing like this, I do pretend to be though and it is great great fun.
Thanks for stopping by. The like for this picture is below the picture. You can contact the artist. I may do it myself.
Blessings to all.
Let us gather together and each assume the energetics of this painting. I also want to be this woman, this crone.
I am crone and I love who I am.
Hi, Sandi,
I just LOVE your blog. I just spent the past few minutes absorbing all the beauty of color, warmth, and creativity.
Thanks for dropping by my blog a few days ago, it brought me here today.
Your virgo truly shines throughout your space: earthy and sensitive.
Sitting at the beach at sunset sipping on something cool, having a cosmic connection with a friend is part of life's greatest pleasures.
I love posts on crones. One of my favorite books of all time is entitled "Crones Don't Whine". Don't you just love that.
xo
Jo
Yes, I do. She has a new book out, but I can't think of the name. :0)
Nice to see you!
Wow..this is gorgeous..magical crone energy!! beautiful
Victoria
I'm with Kameshwari!
I am Crone and I love who I am!
As above, so below, and so it is and so be it!
Beautiful Sandra, just beautiful!
xoxoxo
This might be my most favorite Wordless Wednesday of all Wednesdays.
I love this picture and wish I had the long long gray hair, intertwined with feathers and possibly rosemary and sage, and a butterfly perched on my hand.
There are prints available of this from the artist. Shown above, Mollie Kellogg, you can click and go there.....if you want.
xoxo
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