Amazing! "Over the Rhine"

This is the kind of music I want to be playing! I love it!

Thank you Easter Bunny!

This morning I had this conversation with Violet :

Violet: Where's Easter Bunny?

Me: He went back to his house.

Violet: I want to hug him!"

Me: Well, if you just yell THANK YOU really loud, he'll probably hear you.

Violet: No, I want to call him. Can we call him?

Me: Easter bunny can't talk because he's a bunny, so he doesn't have a phone.

Violet: But I just want to hug him Mommy!

Me: Let's just yell thank you really loud together.

Violet: No, we need to find him. I need to hug him.... He's brown.

Me: Oh, he's brown? I always though he was white, but I've never seen him... Wanna take a bath?

Violet: Okay!

Just say no!

WHAAA???
What happened to Joaquin? Ryan thinks maybe he's totally in character for a part in a movie, but it seems a little too real too me... Who knows? He IS an amazing actor! What do you think?

Ophelia

The painting "Ophelia" (1851) by the Pre-Raphaelite painter Sir John Everett Millais.

In Shakespeare's Hamlet, the daughter of Polonius. She loses her mind after Polonius' death.

A painting that has always caught my eye.

Can't Wait

To see a treasured story come to life!

Where the Wild Things Are

The Eyes of an Artist

This video is so cool! It's in French, so I really have no idea what he is saying (Dayna, you probably know). I think we often forget what a beautiful world we live in. We sometimes just need to put our "Imagination Goggles" on!

William Blake

I've decided that every so often I would post a piece of art that I love.

This piece by William Blake is so inspiring. He was way ahead of his time, doing this mixed media in 1794! He was an English poet, painter, and printmaker.

William Blake
"Ancient of Days"
(God as an architect)
Date: 1794
Medium: relief etching with watercolor
Dimensions: 23 x 17 cm (9 x 7 inches)
Location: British Museum, London