For a dear friend V

To The Hepworth!

My first excursion to The Hepworth!

Yellow things, hanging from the walls

This structure of wood and airy gaps is probably somewhere I could live.

.  

If not for the airy gaps.

The work of Linder

(Not all of it though. Obviously.)

Gazing at this through the big full length windows is quite a mesmerizing treat!

And there is a very peaceful alcove to sit in 

before you get to this view.

It's kind of back the way, where this water is flowing to.

You should hunt it down and try it.

A workstation!

And we are privy to it - only at The Hepworth!

Spring thing

These delightful pictures show the poses I would do and 

the dress I would wear if I was a trendsetting child of today.

And if yellow suited me, which alas it does not.

 Oh, and if it were warmer...

...for here is what the days have been like visually

But it's spring!  That is the main thing.

In other news, there is a loser on the loose.  A really big one.

For a dear friend IV

 Here comes the alien!

alien wenis exposed!

For a dear friend III

A knife and a heart

"What it offered was an entrée to amazement, to a shared and tingling secret; 

to splendours.  But there was an undercurrent of amusement too, as if you

 were a fool for being taken in by its voluptuousness; as if there were a cosmic

 joke in the offing, a simple, mysterious joke, like the jokes of children."

"In the ruined sanctuary, in the moonlight, he will find the Queen of Heaven 

and Earth and the Underworld lying in shattered white marble on the floor.  

He is the one who will sift through the rubble, groping for the shape of the past.  

He is the one who will say it has meaning.  

That too is a calling, that also can be a fate."

For a dear friend II

From a rather enjoyable carcass session: