Hello! We had a lovely weekend here with sunny skies and warm weather; hoping Spring is almost here! And aren't these just the perfect Spring-y paintings?
The Garden Parasol, 1910
The Birdcage, 1910
Good Morning, 1913
Another new favorite artist, American Frederick Carl Frieseke. Aren't they gorgeous? These pretty colors are really delighting me right now!
I'm in crazy baby-waiting mode, and about to tackle some new projects. Like these:
I need this baby out now: anyone have suggestions for naturally inducing labor? Last time I tried the birth ball (didn't work). I finally went into labor after eating Chipotle? So that's where we're having dinner tonight, after lots of walking today!:) Wish me luck!
I vaguely remember some kind of herbal tea helping bring on labour! Maybe the internet will help? I do feel for you once you get to this stage it can become a real drag! Claire.
P.S I love the "Good Morning' painting.
Posted by: paintdropskeepfalling.wordpress.com | 03/08/2010 at 02:18 PM
Lovely paintings, I love the use of colour- very sprigy.
Good luck with the 'inducing', hopefully next time we hear from you there will be baby news:)
Posted by: Kristen | 03/08/2010 at 07:06 PM
Yes, arent the greens in that painting vibrant?
Posted by: Bibliosophy | 03/08/2010 at 08:58 PM
Love the bird cage painting, what wonderful colours! Well I'm afraid I don't have any advice, not having had children yet, but I wish you could luck in your attempts!!
Posted by: Petit Filoux | 03/09/2010 at 05:52 AM
They say black cohosh works...who knows!
http://herbs.lovetoknow.com/Black_and_Blue_Cohosh_to_Induce_Labor
Posted by: Erin | 03/09/2010 at 03:14 PM