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Friends came from near and far.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
The Book Party Was a Success!
Friends came from near and far.
77 comments:
Congrats on your lovely book party! I've been pouring over my copy of your book and I can't wait to sew everything in it!ReplyDelete
Congrats!! Love your patterns and blog. Gearing up for the sew along. Are you planning any more book signings around the country?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 18, 2012 at 12:18 PM
Such a fun party-- thanks for throwing it! Congrats again on the book-- I'm loving it and having a tough time deciding what to make first!ReplyDelete
Congrats Gertie! I've enjoyed following your successes over the past couple of years and I've learned so much from your blog! Your book is on my Christmas list!ReplyDelete
Looks like a good night! The pic with your parents is so cute!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I got my book last week (the week before?), and I can't wait to carve out some time to stitch up a few dresses!ReplyDelete
Awe! So wish I could gave gone. Thanks for the pics, looks like everyone was having fun. Congrats again Gertie on your outstanding book!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! It looks as if everyone had fun. I would have loved to have been there.ReplyDelete
Congratulations on the launch. Wish I could of been there!ReplyDelete
- AlaskapsychSeptember 18, 2012 at 1:10 PM
Looks fabulous! I wish I could have been there!ReplyDelete
Congrats Gertie - it looks like your launch party was a huge success . Your book is on my Christmas lst also!ReplyDelete
It was great fun!! And the cake was so YUMMY!! It was so nice to see some of the projects in person and get to chat a bit with you and some very, very cool sewing bloggers!!ReplyDelete
So glad it all went well. What a brilliant cake! I loved the plaid dress your guest Darby wore.ReplyDelete
Any chance of a second book sometime down the line?
Linda xx
What a darling you are, thank you for posting the updates! I feel like I was there! Love your frock, you look beautiful. So special to see your mom on board, too. XxReplyDelete
Congrats! I´m from Sweden and I've ordered your book and can't get it soon enough! I'm looking forward to get inspired to sew some fab dresses!ReplyDelete
Congratulations Gertie! I am treating myself to my copy of your book as a reward for sticking to my exercise plan: now just have to do that.ReplyDelete
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Congratulations! So glad you had an amazing ight.ReplyDelete
Had a great time! I'm so glad you raised money for the animals.ReplyDelete
I'm so thrilled for you! I have started into the book, and so far I love it! I'm sorry I wasn't able to make it to your party, but I'm so glad it was a smashing success. You deserve it! :)ReplyDelete
What a great pic with your parents...and your dress is absolutely gorgeous!!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! It's a wonderful book and it looks like you had a great party.ReplyDelete
Sorry for the off-topic question, but I have bought your sewing book, and have a question. When pad stitching collars, is the pad stitching supposed to show on the other side? I am unsure. I was confused because I now live in a state which gets quite cold in winter, and turning up collars for protection against the cold is an option, but if I got this stitching showing....ReplyDelete
Nadine (btw....LOVE the book! And the patterns are sooo cute!)
Had a great time at the book launch, Congratulations on your book, cannot wait to make my first project, loved the dress and the cake.ReplyDelete
You look so adorable! The party looks like such a blast, congratulations Gertie!!!ReplyDelete
That would have been amazing. Congratulations again! <3ReplyDelete
I've been following your blog since 2009 and I'm thrilled that you've managed to turn your passion into your career. I got a copy of your book last week and it's wonderful, very aesthetically pleasing and great info and patterns. Can't wait to get started sewing! Glad your party went well, you looked so pretty.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! And, gorgeous dress. Bravo on a job well done. You've worked hard to get where you are, and it's very inspiring.ReplyDelete
Congrats on the party!! You look GORGEOUS! it's awesome to see that dress in action; it looks even better than in the book.... which I'm really loving, btw!! :)ReplyDelete
Congrats, you look like you had a blast!! I can't wait to read your book it's on my Christmas list!!ReplyDelete
Darby looks like a blonde Gertie! :)ReplyDelete
Looks amazing, the dresses are fabulous. I've jsut been pleading with my friend to hurry up with your book so I can get a look at it, she's being very selfish!!ReplyDelete
- Anne-MarieSeptember 19, 2012 at 4:52 AM
Gertie congratulations on your beautiful, informative, useful book! I pre-ordered and when I finally got the book yesterday I couldn't wait to begin to read it - it was a very late night indeed! I love that you included metric measurements for us non-Americans!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 19, 2012 at 6:20 AM
Oh I'm so pleased for you honeybee. You deserve every last bit of success that comes your fabulous-self's way :)ReplyDelete
Looks like it was a fabulous party!ReplyDelete
I'm still waiting impatiently for my copy, due next week I think.
I can't wait to make one of the dresses in your book for my 17 year old daughter! You are so talented and such an inspiration!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 19, 2012 at 8:10 AM
Awwww! I love the picture of you and your parents. I can see where you got your looks and style. The party looks to have fab. Your party dress is beautiful and retro! Congratulations on a great lauch and book signing. The next time I see you two, I will be hoping to get your autographs in your new books.ReplyDelete
Oh how I wish I could have been there! Have had your book on pre-order since you first announced it and I was very excited when it arrived a couple of weeks ago. May I congratulate you on a fanstatic piece of work! The garments are all beautiful, the techical instructions are clear and provide a wealth of information that you just don't find in a lot of other sewing books out there and I just adore the vintage style illustrations throughout the book. All in all completely fab. Well done!ReplyDelete
Congratulations on publishing your book! I can't wait to get my grubby little mitts on my very own copy.ReplyDelete
Many congratulations!ReplyDelete
Should I say it one more time? Congratulations!! I didn't realize you were on PBS' It's Sew Easy. I'll have to start watching! Off to buy your book...enjoy the ride! :)ReplyDelete
It was great meeting you in person, Gertie! Thank you for signing my book.ReplyDelete
Some pictures from the event are here:
Congrats!! It looks like it was a wonderful event! You go girl!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 19, 2012 at 10:50 AM
I'm so happy that the party was a success, and even happier to see your Dad looking good and healthy, after all he's gone through! Congratulations to the whole family!!!ReplyDelete
Rebeca (Spain)
Congrats! Sorry I missed it, was on vacation! You look fantastic!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! It's all so exciting, I can't wait to pick up my own copy. Looks like a great party~ReplyDelete
- StephanieSeptember 19, 2012 at 2:29 PM
Beautiful dress!! Congratulations on your new book =DReplyDelete
I LOVE your book. ordered boning, petersham ribbon, etc. to work up vintage fabrics from a friend. Looks like your party rocked. YAY!
Wow! This dress is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Congratulations on your new book!
Congrat on your book signing!! I am so happy for you and I'm glad I found your blog. You have inspired me sew again!!! I wish I could of been at this your party, it looks like the place to be!!!ReplyDelete
So awesome, congrats on the book and fun party!ReplyDelete
Congratulations! This is well deserved success.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! I wish I could have been at the party. Hope to get your book soonReplyDelete
I was very happy to return from work today to find your book in the mail. I really like your conversational writing style, the clear instructions on garment construction and the photographs showing the internals of the garments. Congratulations on a wonderful and inspirational book.ReplyDelete
oh how fun and special!!!!! looks like a great time was had by all. the cake is super cool. the gift bags, deco, your dress - everything looked perfect! wishi was state side and could go to a book signing.ReplyDelete
i am going to get this book for myself when i manage to save a little money - doing your coat sewalong has put me back a little for my crafting budget for a couple of months ;)
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2012 at 9:28 AM
fun, fun, fun!!ReplyDelete
congratulations once again!!
Gertie, where is that rose fabric from?? So beautiful (as is everything else in this post!).ReplyDelete
Gertie! Suck a nice party, but oh, the dress! It is wonderful!!! And you say it is in the book??? I am reading it cover to cover, of course, but I am still in the techniques part. I will make it no doubt, it is simply gorgeous! I'm realyy livng your book too.ReplyDelete
Congratulations on the success! I have looked at the book... it is inspiring. I am new to blogging and found your blog on a bunch of peoples blog rolls.. YOU are inspiring... I love it... thanks for following your passion, it makes it seem plausible and POSSIBLE for me too! I am hoping to purchase the book... soon. I just recently moved and I have A LOT of books... right now, just overwhelmed! (oh, and I agree, the cake IS super COOL!)ReplyDelete
Looks like such good fun! Love the cake!ReplyDelete
Got your book today by mail. I absolutely LOVE it!! LizReplyDelete
YEAH GRETCHEN! the party looks like it was a blast-- i was in SEA airport, and i seriously almost convinced the airline to switch us to an early flight. had my bombshell in my carryon.ReplyDelete
can't wait to make something up from your beautiful book :)
Congratulations on your new published book. I wish I could have one. It's a good timing that I also want to buy sewing machines.ReplyDelete
Love the book and seems like a wonderful party:DReplyDelete
The only problem is that according to your sizing I'm a size 10 in everything but my hips that fit into size 6.... Luckily the book has everything I need to remedy that:D
congratulations Gretchen and thanks for bringing the party here. I feel like I actually attended. It looks like FUN!!ReplyDelete
Your book arrived and I've started to read it from A to Z .ReplyDelete
I must be one of you oldest fans (in age), and this book is rekindling my interest in how I dress, looking nice, and trying out new ideas.
I'm not going to join the coat project as the style is just not right for me, but I'm going to use your techniques to make another coat like the "cocoon" style I made last year, and also make a winter dress with Vogue vintage pattern I've bought.
Thanks so much!
Congratulations Gertie. Everything looked so pretty. I love your black polka dot dress. :DReplyDelete
Wish I could have attended! Do a book signing in San Francisco next! I pre-ordered your book and have made the Bow Tie blouse with Peter Pan collar so far. I LOVE IT! It's just the cutest damn thing ever, especially with the vintage buttons up the back.ReplyDelete
Parabéns! fico muito feliz por você, tenha certeza que tu tens uma fã aqui no Brasil, eu...bjsReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 14, 2013 at 4:33 AM
Hi Gertie!ReplyDelete
Your blog is amazing.
I'm looking for a pattern for the kind of dress you were wearing in this article. The black and white strapless dress is just so cute and I would like to make my bridal dress looks the same (just more white/ivory than black).
Could you please tell me where I can find it?
I also wanted to know what are the patterns presented in your book (or an idea: skirts, dresses, pants...) because in France and Germany I can'y find a store where I can buy your book. Amazon is the only option but I wanted to scan a bit the book before buying it.
Sorry for my english, I'm french ;)
And thanks for your blog, I love it!


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This page contains information on Flash, a proprietary format for delivering audio and video content, primarily over the Internet.
Flash is non-free/proprietary software
Adobe's Flash plugin cannot be included in Fedora because it is not free/libre and open source software. Adobe does release a version of the Flash plugin for Linux, and this can be used in Firefox, Konqueror and other popular Internet browsers. When Adobe releases a newer version of the Linux Flash plugin, it makes packages available for Fedora, but Fedora cannot include Adobe's plugin as long as it is unavailable as free and open source software.
YouTube and WebM support
Google has recently open sourced the VP8 video format and combined it with Ogg Vorbis audio and an adaptation of the Matroska container, creating a new format for free and open video and audio called WebM. YouTube is switching over to using WebM extensively and Fedora has embraced this format as well.
Updates to the GStreamer multimedia framework in Fedora 13 and Fedora 12 enable users to play many YouTube videos directly without Flash via browsers such as Epiphany and Midori, which use Gstreamer. Fedora 12 users also need the webkitgtk update.
Once you have the updates installed, to enable support for it in YouTube, go to http://youtube.com/html5 and click on "Join the HTML5 Beta" link in the bottom of that page. Note that all videos are not available in WebM format yet, but this is expected to happen over time. Here is a sample video for testing. Fedora 14 and above has more extensive support for WebM by default.
Enabling Flash plugin
Adobe offers several methods to install their 32-bit Flash 10 plugin. In general, the YUM version is preferred, since it allows the plugin to be updated automatically through Fedora's normal update mechanism. The YUM version simply installs the repository configuration files, after which you must install the Flash plugin separately.
To begin, refer to the Adobe site at http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/. Select YUM for Linux to download, and confirm (or the .tar.gz version for the 64 bit alpha; see bottom).
This will download the adobe-release-i386-1.0-1.noarch.rpm file. Installation of the repository file adobe-linux-i386.repo to /etc/yum.repos.d/ can be performed by installing the .rpm file. Issue the following command within the directory where you have downloaded the repository rpm file.
su -c 'rpm -ivh adobe-release-i386-1.0-1.noarch.rpm'
The .rpm file also copies the adobe General Public Key (GPG key) to /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-adobe-linux but does not import it. To import the key, type:
su -c 'rpm --import /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-adobe-linux'
The system is now ready to fetch rpm packages from adobe using yum. To verify this, take a look at the /etc/yum.repos.d/adobe-linux-i386.repo file that was just created. You should see something similar to the following:
[adobe-linux-i386] name=Adobe Systems Incorporated baseurl=http://linuxdownload.adobe.com/linux/i386/ enabled=1 gpgcheck=1 gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-adobe-linux
Notice that the file contains the URL where the packages are located, whether or not the repository should be enabled, whether rpm should check downloaded packages from adobe against the GPG key, and the location of the key itself.
Now proceed to either the instructions for 32-bit (i386) platforms or 64-bit (x86_64) platforms.
On 32-bit Fedora
After completing the Adobe repository configuration, run the following command to install the Flash plugin and ensure sound is enabled:
su -c 'yum install nspluginwrapper alsa-plugins-pulseaudio flash-plugin'
You may see messages indicating that some of these packages are already installed. This is not a problem. (In particular, a default graphical install of 32-bit Fedora already includes both
nspluginwrapper and
Next, you should check the plugin.
On 64-bit Fedora
32 bit wrapped version
These instructions will install a 32-bit plugin that will work with the 64-bit browser by being "wrapped" with nspluginwrapper.
After completing the Adobe repository configuration, run the following two commands, in the order indicated, to install the Flash plugin and ensure sound is enabled. The first command will automatically pull in the 32-bit version of libstdc++, which will prevent the Adobe Reader from being pulled in as a dependency when flash-plugin is installed (see this thread for an explanation).
The Adobe repository is only needed when running the second command. If the Adobe repository configuration is completed after running the first command, then omit the
--disablerepo option.
For Fedora 10:
su -c 'yum install nspluginwrapper.{x86_64,i386} alsa-plugins-pulseaudio.i386 --disablerepo=adobe-linux-i386' su -c 'yum install flash-plugin'
For Fedora 11:
su -c 'yum install nspluginwrapper.{x86_64,i586} alsa-plugins-pulseaudio.i586 --disablerepo=adobe-linux-i386' su -c 'yum install flash-plugin'
For Fedora 12 or later:
su -c 'yum install nspluginwrapper.{x86_64,i686} alsa-plugins-pulseaudio.i686 --disablerepo=adobe-linux-i386' su -c 'yum install flash-plugin'
You may see messages indicating that some of these packages are already installed. This is not a problem. (In particular, a default graphical install of 64-bit Fedora already includes
Next, you should check the plugin.
64-bit Preview Release
Adobe also has a Preview Release version of a 64-bit plugin.
To install the Adobe tar.gz file, you will need to do the following:
First, download the .tar.gz version from Adobe: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10_square.html
Next, use "tar -xvf" to extract libflashplayer.so and put it in either in
/usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins/ or
For example:
tar -xvf flashplayer10_2_p3_64bit_linux_111710.tar.gz
Followed by:
su -c 'mv libflashplayer.so /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins'
If SELinux is enabled (it is by default), please restore the context with:
su -c 'restorecon /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so'
You may also have to register the plugin with the nspluginwrapper tool:
/usr/lib64/nspluginwrapper/npconfig -i /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so
Next, you should check the plugin.
Third Party Repository
Alternately, a third-party yum repository for the 64-bit Adobe Flash plugin is available from community member leigh123linux. The forum thread for this effort is here. To install the yum repository, one would issue:
su -c 'yum localinstall --nogpgcheck http://www.linux-ati-drivers.homecall.co.uk/flashplayer.x86_64/flash-release-1-2.noarch.rpm'
Be sure to check the GPG key fingerprint against a trusted source. It is assumed this repository will post updates as they become available, but as with any repo be aware you are delegating your system security to a third party. To install the flash plugin, remove old versions (especially i586) if necessary, then install from the repository:
su -c 'yum remove flash-plugin' su -c 'yum install flash-plugin'
Checking the plugin
After the installation, exit all copies of Firefox and start it again to enable the plugin. Then type the following text in the Firefox address bar:
A section similar to the following should appear:
This information tells you that the Adobe Flash plugin has been successfully installed.
Also check the Adobe Flash Player test page
Installing the plugin on Chrome
Follow all of the instructions above. Then:
- create a Chrome plugin folder:
sudo mkdir /opt/google/chrome/plugins
- on 32-bit, create a symbolic link that tells Chrome how to find the 32-bit plugin:
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so /opt/google/chrome/plugins/libflashplayer.so
- on 64-bit, create a symbolic link that tells Chrome how to find the 64-bit plugin:
- run Mozilla Firefox once so that it creates /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins-wrapped/nswrapper_32_64.libflashplayer.so
sudo ln -s /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins-wrapped/nswrapper_32_64.libflashplayer.so /opt/google/chrome/plugins/nswrapper_32_64.libflashplayer.so
- Exit all Chrome windows and restart Chrome.
- In the Chrome address bar, type "about:plugins" to check whether the plugin loaded. You may have to re-run Chrome with the --enable-plugins command line switch to force Chrome to re-scan its plugins folder.
Installing the plugin on Chromium
Follow all of the instructions in the Enabling Flash Plugin section. Then:
- on 32-bit, create a symbolic link that tells Chromium how to find the 32-bit plugin:
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins/libflashplayer.so
- on 64-bit, create a symbolic link that tells Chromium how to find the 64-bit plugin:
- run Mozilla Firefox once so that it creates /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins-wrapped/nswrapper_32_64.libflashplayer.so
sudo ln -s /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins-wrapped/nswrapper_32_64.libflashplayer.so /usr/lib64/chromium-browser/plugins/nswrapper_32_64.libflashplayer.so
- Exit all Chromium windows and restart Chromium.
- In the Chromium address bar, type "about:plugins" to check whether the plugin loaded. You may have to re-run Chromium with the --enable-plugins command line switch to force Chromium to re-scan its plugins folder.
Troubleshooting and notes
SELinux problems
In some cases,
nspluginwrapper produces SELinux AVC errors, some of which may prevent viewing Flash content. Changing the relevant SELinux boolean may resolve this problem, but eliminates a great deal of additional security when using
nspluginwrapper. To make the change, run the following command:
su -c 'setsebool -P allow_unconfined_nsplugin_transition=0'
libflashsupport deprecated
libflashsupport package is no longer needed with Flash 10 and has been removed from Fedora. The Flash plugin now calls the appropriate ALSA functions directly, and in the default configuration ALSA delivers sound to PulseAudio.
Sound distorted in Fedora 14
A recent change to
glibc in Fedora 14 has exposed a bug in the 64 bit Flash plugin that causes sound distortion on some videos. Discussion of what to do about it is ongoing as of 2010-11-17. For details and workarounds, see bug 638477.
After Fedora upgrade/preupgrade
To regenerate wrapper previously generated by nspluginwrapper you need to remove the old one:
su -c 'rm /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins-wrapped/nswrapper_32_64.libflashplayer.so'
Please, restart your browser after this.
Installing Gnash
Fedora includes a free and open source Flash player called Gnash. Gnash is very modular and includes plugins for Mozilla and Konqueror as well as a desktop player. You likely want the Mozilla plugin.
Use PackageKit or run the following as root user
yum remove nspluginwrapper yum install gnash-plugin
If you use Konqueror as your web browser,
yum install gnash-klash
If you would like to have a desktop flash player,
yum install gnash
Note that Flash often relies on MP3 for audio and Fedora cannot include support for it since it is a patent encumbered format. Gnash uses the Gstreamer multimedia framework and hence additional multimedia codecs can be installed separately. Third party repositories might provide such codecs.


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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
The following pictures were taken during my last holidays in May when we did a short trip to Hermance (see old post). There we had a coffee on a terrace facing the lake (Lake Geneva/Léman), lazily walked through that quaint village and relaxed.
On that day, the weather was really stuffy and hot, the air was sticky, the light was harsh and the visibility was bad (haze), so my pictures suffered a little from the lack of good photographic conditions. Anyway, I hope you'll enjoy them!
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olalalaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, les photos sont magnifiqueReplyDelete
j'ai envie d'aller a la plage mais domage ici á madrid pas de place
donc j'attend les vacances dans mon pays natal
I always enjoy your photos! Looks like a lovely vacation :-)ReplyDelete
Comme toujours, je craque pour tes photos. Bises.ReplyDelete
Les photos font rêver....ReplyDelete
I love those pictures!ReplyDelete
Love the pics! Look at the water!Lovely!ReplyDelete
Merci pour ces magnifiques photos qui me donnent des envies d'évasion !ReplyDelete
I lived in Geneva for several years and seeing these pictures I just realized how much I missed the town. Thanks for posting them, Rosa.:)ReplyDelete
Tes photos sont magnifiques comme toujours:)ReplyDelete
love your photos...You had quite an adventure..ReplyDelete
Hazy or not, your photos are still fantastic. Something about the boat reminds me of a Mississippi River boat except that it's larger than they are.ReplyDelete
Oh wow nice pics....ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing Rosa:DReplyDelete
Great pictures...always like to see your pictures and thank you so much for sharing it!ReplyDelete
Beautiful photographs Rosa. That must have been a wonderful trip for you.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5:38 PM, June 24, 2009
Looks like a fun getaway!ReplyDelete
I am jealous :)ReplyDelete
I used to live in Annecy and your photos make me miss that area so much. It's so wonderful travelling across to the charming little places for a few hours. Saturday will be my first Daring Bakers challenge and I'm looking forward to seeing your photos!ReplyDelete
wish i cud go there for a vacation. lovely pics as usual rosaReplyDelete
We took the tour of the lake in this floating restaurant. It was wonderful.ReplyDelete
what a beautiful boat!ReplyDelete
J'aime partir en ballade avec toi dans ces lumières superbes :-) Bonne soirée!ReplyDelete
Bravo pour les photos.ReplyDelete
Comme toujours, le rève, la perfection, de magnifiques photos qui invitent à la balade.ReplyDelete
It's interesting. You might see almost these same sights on the west coast of Michigan. Except for the name of the boat. ;-)ReplyDelete
Merci pour la visite du lac et ton commentaire sur mon blog !ReplyDelete
et vendredi une recette de poisson pour un voyage dans le temps...!!pierre
I love your photos! Wow would to be there~~~ReplyDelete
Happy Sail~
Have a great day!
Rosa, I've roasted bananas, baked white chocolate macadamia blondies, AND cleaned up the kitchen all while listening to your blog music! Very nice! Thanks for the music!ReplyDelete
Beautiful colorful photos as always. You've had lovely holidays :)ReplyDelete
All the best,
I don't know but those photos turned out looking mighty fine to me!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:21 AM, June 25, 2009
beautiful steamboat ! Its origin us from 1914 !ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great trip, love the pics.!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your pics. The boat is beautiful. I just passed by Lake Geneva 2 days ago on the way back from Chamonix-Mont Blanc : )ReplyDelete
Super jolies ces photos !! Vivement le depart en vacances !!ReplyDelete
Your pictures are always wonderful to look at =)ReplyDelete
embarquement immédiat !ReplyDelete
je suis prête ! si en plus le pemps est beau : c'est le bonheur !
merci pour cette évasion
The picture of the boat Savoie made me think of a picture I took in Geneva 2,5 years ago of a similar boat. I had to check whether it was the same one, but no, it was another one called Geneva.ReplyDelete
Very nice pictures!
I hope I could visit Geneva one day :-) thanks for sharing these photos!!ReplyDelete
bonne weekendReplyDelete
Gorgeous pics Rosa! Can't wait to see your DB entry! :)ReplyDelete
Tes photos ont un goût d'autrefois, un vrai charme ! J'adore.ReplyDelete
The weather there looks soooo good. :)ReplyDelete
What lovely pictures, Rosa!ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend!
Gorgeous photo's, sure wishing I was there ;-)ReplyDelete
Tu fais toujours de très belles photos !ReplyDelete
Bonne soirée, Doria
Such gorgeous photos!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!!!
ah, le joli océan intérieur que vous avez en Suisse! une croisière par temps calme et sans risque de rencontrer un ice-berg le rêve!ReplyDelete
That's some boat!ReplyDelete


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helped you child take the next step beyond talking. You've
shown him that words and pictures connect. And you've
started him on his way to understanding and enjoying books.
While your child is still a baby, reading aloud to him
should become part of your daily routine. Pick a quiet time,
such as just before you put him to bed. This will give him
a chance to rest between play and sleep. If you can, read
with him in your lap or snuggled next to you so that he
feels close and safe. As he gets older, he may need to move
around some as you read to him. If he gets tired or
restless, stop reading. Make reading aloud a quiet and
comfortable time that your child looks forward to. Chances
are very good that he will like reading all the more because
of it.
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Try to spend at least 30 minutes each day reading to and
with your child. At first, read for no more than a few
minutes at a time, several times a day. As your child grows
older, you should be able to tell if he wants you to read
for longer periods. Don't be discouraged if you have to skip
a day or don't always keep to your schedule. Just get back
to your daily routine as soon as you can. Most of all, make
sure that reading stays fun for both of you!
What Does It Mean?
From the earliest days, talk with your child about what you
are reading. You might point to pictures and name what is in
them. When he is ready, have him do the same. Ask him, for
example, if he can find the little mouse in the picture, or
do whatever is fun and right for the book. Later on, as you
read stories, read slowly and stop now and then to think
aloud about what you've read. From the time your child is
able to talk, ask him such questions about the story as,
"What do you think will happen next?" or "Do you know what a
palace is?" Answer his questions and, if you think he
doesn't understand something, stop and talk more about what
he asked. Don't worry if you occasionally break the flow of
a story to make clear something that is important. However,
don't stop so often that the child loses track of what is
happening in the story.
Look for Books!
The books that you pick to read with your child are very
important. If you aren't sure of what books are right for
your child, ask a librarian to help you choose titles.
Introduce your child to books when she is a baby. Let her
hold and play with books made just for babies: board books
with study cardboard covers and thick pages; cloth books
that are soft and washable, touch-and-feel books, or
lift-the-flap books that contain surprises for your baby to
discover. Choose books with covers that have big, simple
pictures of things that she sees every day. Don't be upset
if at first your child chews or throws a book. Be patient.
Cuddling with the child as you point to and talk with great
excitement about the book's pictures will soon capture her
interest. When your baby becomes a toddler, she will enjoy
helping to choose books for you to read to her. As your
child grows into a preschooler and kindergartner, the two of
you can look for books that have longer stories and more
words on the pages. Also look for books that have repeating
words and phrases that she can begin to read or recognize
when she sees them. By early first grade, add to this mix
some books designed for beginning readers, including some
books that have chapters and some books that show
photographs and provide true information rather than
make-believe stories. Choose books with covers that have
big, simple pictures of things that she sees every day.
Keep in mind that young children most often enjoy books
about people, places, and things that are like those they
know. The books can be about where you live or about parts
of your culture, such as your religion, your holidays, or
the way that you dress. If your child has special interests,
such as dinosaurs or ballerinas, look for books about those
From your child's toddler years through early first grade,
you also should look for books of poems and rhymes. Remember
when your baby heard your talking sounds and tried to
imitate them? Rhymes are an extension of that language
skill. By hearing and saying rhymes, along with repeated
words and phrases, your child learns about spoken sounds and
about words. Rhymes also spark a child's excitement about
what comes next, which adds fun and adventure to reading.
Show Your Child That You Read
When you take your child to the library, check out a book
for yourself. Then set a good example by letting your child
see you reading for yourself. Ask your child to get one of
her books and sit with you as you read your book, magazine,
or newspaper. Don't worry if you feel uncomfortable with
your own reading ability. It's the reading that counts. When
your child sees that reading is important to you, she may
decide that it is important to her, too. Reading, Writing, And Learning In Esl
Learning about Print and Books
Reading together is a perfect time to help a late toddler or
early preschooler learn what print is. As you read aloud,
stop now and then and point to letters and words; then point
to the pictures they stand for. Your child will begin to
understand that the letters form words and that words name
pictures. He will also start to learn that each letter has
its own sound–one of the most important things your child
can know when learning to read.
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By the time children are 4, most have begun to understand
that printed words have meaning. By age 5, most will begin
to know that not just the story but the printed words
themselves go from left to right. Many children will even
start to identify some capital and small letters and simple
words. In late kindergarten or early first grade, your child
may want to read on his own. Let him! But be sure that he
wants to do it. Reading should be something he is proud of
and eager to do and not a lesson.
How Does a Book Work?
Children are fascinated by how books look and feel. They see
how easily you handle and read books, and they want to do
the same. When your toddler watches you handle books, she
begins to learn that a book is for reading, not tearing or
tossing around. Before she is 3, she may even pick one up
and pretend to read, an important sign that she is beginning
to know what a book is for. As your child becomes a
preschooler, she is learning that When your toddler watches
you handle books, she begins to learn that a book is for
A book has a front cover.
A book has a beginning and an end.
A book has pages.
A page in a book has a top and a bottom.
You turn pages one at a time to follow the story.
You read a story from left to right of a page. Reading, Writing, And Learning In Esl
As you read with your 4- or 5-year-old, begin to remind her
about these things. Read the title on the cover. Talk about
the picture on the cover. Point to the place where the story
starts and, later, where it ends. Let your child help turn
the pages. When you start a new page, point to where the
words of the story continue and keep following the words by
moving your finger beneath them. It takes time for a child
to learn these things, but when your child does learn them,
she has solved some of reading's mysteries.
Early Efforts To Write
Writing and reading go hand in hand. As your child is
learning one, he is learning the other. You can do certain
things to make sure that he gets every opportunity to
practice both. When he is about 2 years old, for example,
give your child crayons and paper and encourage him to draw
and scribble. He will have fun choosing which colors to use
and which shapes to make. As he holds and moves the crayons,
he will also develop muscle control. When he is a late
toddler or early preschooler, he will become as eager to
write as he is to read. Your preschool child's scribbles or
drawings are his first writing. He will soon begin to write
the alphabet letters. Writing the letters helps your child
learn about their different sounds. His very early learning
about letters and sounds gives him ideas about how to begin
spelling words. When he begins writing words, don't worry
that he doesn't spell them correctly. Instead, praise him
for his efforts! In fact, if you look closely, you'll see
that he's made a pretty good try at spelling a word for the
first time. Later on, with help from teachers (and from
you), he will learn the right way to spell words. For the
moment, however, he has taken a great step toward being a
Reading in Another Language
If your child's first language is not English, she can still
become an excellent English reader and writer. She is on her
way to successful English reading if she is beginning to
learn many words and is interested in learning to read in
her first language. You can help by supporting her in her
first language as she learns English. Talk with her, read
with her, encourage her to draw and write. In other words,
do the same kinds of activities just discussed, but do them
in your child's first language.
When your child first enters school, talk with her teacher.
Teachers welcome such talks. They even have sign-up times
early in the year, though usually you may ask for a meeting
at any time. If you feel that you need some support in
meeting with the teacher, ask a relative, neighbor, or
someone else in your community to go with you.
When you do meet, tell the teacher the things that you are
doing at home to strengthen your child's speaking and
reading in her own language. Let the teacher know how
important you child's reading is to you and ask for support
for your efforts. Children who can switch back and forth
between languages have accomplished something special. They
should be praised and encouraged as they work for this
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When teaching your kids to read, use books that are age-appropriate and have a real application to their lives. The most effective methods are ones that are fun and have real meaning for your child. For example, you can read books together with your toddler, and let him or her read them by themselves. In the meantime, you should try to get them to read books that you enjoy. They may love them, but they won't be as interested in them as you are. Reading, Writing, And Learning In Esl
It is important to make reading fun for your child. Reading doesn't happen by itself. So it is important to set a schedule that is fun and rewarding. The more time your child spends reading, the more likely they'll become fluent. By encouraging reading, they will be more likely to continue to read for years to come. It's a great way to make your child happy and confident. By doing this, you'll encourage them to learn to read and develop a lifelong love of books.
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Talk to your child to encourage reading. By doing this, you'll be fostering a lifelong love of reading. As a parent, you should read to your child from a young age. This will not only help you build a strong relationship with your child but will also help your child learn how to form sentences. By using your words and phrases in conversations, your child will learn how to form words and phrases. Ultimately, you'll have a happier, more successful kid in no time!
Final Thoughts
It is important to remember that your child will only learn to read when he is able to read books that are fun for him. However, if you don't teach your child to read early enough, it might not be successful. By ensuring that your child learns to read early, you will create a positive environment for learning. Your children's first reading experience will be fun for them. When your child is engaged in reading activities, they'll also develop a love for reading. Reading, Writing, And Learning In Esl


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Sunday, January 17, 2010
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..à chaque dimanche tu réussis à m'impressionner ma belle Rosa..bonne semaine;)ReplyDelete
~nancy xx
Very nice blog, very nice cats and very nice receipes. Congratulations!ReplyDelete
A little tiger, this one. Lovely!ReplyDelete
Look at those bright eyes in that last picture. What does it see I wonder?ReplyDelete
Fridolin you are such a pretty guy!ReplyDelete
Love you cute little face xoxox
- Anonymous6:58 PM, January 17, 2010
Was Fridolin wohl in der Ecke entdeckt hat ? Liebe Grüsse, RobertReplyDelete
Love the last photoReplyDelete
Fantastic shots !! Beautiful !! Thanks for sharing,,ReplyDelete
de très beaux chatsReplyDelete
bonne soirée
Photos très réussies. Bravo!!ReplyDelete
You know Rosa, I love your cats pictures, beauty!! gloriaReplyDelete
Your cat is beautiful. There is an old saying that dogs have masters and cats have staff :-) Lovely. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Wow such awareness in that last photo.ReplyDelete
very seductive but also very fierce! lol! :)ReplyDelete
How ever do you get your cats to allow your to take photos like these, Rosa?ReplyDelete
And, as I have said before, this cat is GORGEOUS.
I love weekend cat blogging because I don't have one anymore so I live vicarously.
Quel beau regard ton chat !ReplyDelete
Bisous, Doria
Beautiful pics, Rosa! I especially love that second pic!ReplyDelete
The kitty's colors are so gorgeous, especially with those piercing green eyes.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous3:42 AM, January 19, 2010
Gorgeous, love the cat's eyes on the second picture!ReplyDelete
Beautiful eyes Rosa! :DReplyDelete
Il est trop choupinet !!!ReplyDelete
Bises, Claire
Cute as always!ReplyDelete
Une sieste collée au radiateur: mon rêve...ReplyDelete
Hope everything is well Rosa. The cats are beautiful as always. Bises, IvyReplyDelete
so sweet! it's eyes very beatiful.. i want it :)))ReplyDelete
bonne soiréeReplyDelete
très belles photos!ReplyDelete
juste aussi pour te dire que je t'ai décerné un prix, à voir sur mon blog...
Beautiful pics!ReplyDelete
Have a great day Rosa,
Your cats are so photogenic!ReplyDelete
Tu as tellement des beaux petits chats Rosa c'est incroyable:)xxxReplyDelete
Aw, I just love the first one! The sleepy warmth kitty must have felt.ReplyDelete
le radiateur, élément essentiel de l'univers du chat!ReplyDelete


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Friday, May 15, 2009
Bern is the fifth most populous city in Switzerland (after Zürich, Geneva, Basel and Lausanne) and is situated in the Swiss German speaking part of our country. It was founded on the River Aare in 1191 by Duke Berchtold V of Zähringen who allegedly named it after a bear (Bär in German) he had killed.
Luckily most of this town's medieval center has remained largely preserved and is classified as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Since the 16th century, the city has had a bear's pit (the Bärengraben) which used to be off the far end of the Nydereggbrücke (bridge). It no longer contains any bears, the last having been put down in 2009 and the remaining bears being kept in a zoo until they can enjoy their new place (no concrete jail this time, but a green park on the side of the river) which is currently under construction.
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oh quelle superbe photo tu est vraiment très douer pour les faire à chaque fois tu me fait voyager grâce à elle !! bisous sandraReplyDelete
ça a l'air superbe, Berne ! Je ne connais pas mais il faudrait un jour que j'aille un peu mieux explorer la Suisse, que je ne connais que par ses stations de ski ! ;o))ReplyDelete
so beautiful pic.s now it's a dream to reach ther for me so beautifulReplyDelete
Hello Rosa, what a beauty of a place Bern is.ReplyDelete
I have never visited the city, but maybe in the future,...Beautiful pictures again! Aaah,....
Tu fais vraiment de très belles photos !ReplyDelete
Bisous, Doria
- Anonymous1:20 PM, May 15, 2009
I have always wanted to visit Bern. I studied about this city when I was little - and your pictures really show the beauty.ReplyDelete
Bern looks like a beautiful place to visit.ReplyDelete
Simply beautiful! Thank you for sharing the pictures!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2:11 PM, May 15, 2009
Bern looks like such a wonderful place to visit! I would love to go some day soon! Thank you for sharing the pictures!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful city. I've been to several places in Switzerland, but never Bern. I've been missing out on a great place!ReplyDelete
.. j'aimerais vraiment avoir la chance de voyager avec toi ma chère Rosa;)ReplyDelete
..tes images sont magiques..
~nancy xx
Such gorgeous photos! I was only in Bern once when I was twelve and remmber the famous clock, the beautiful buildings and of course, the bear pit. Hopefully, I can make it back there sometime soon.ReplyDelete
I have never been to Bern. Other places in Switzerland, yes, but not Bern. So thank you for sharing your lovely photos. I am a keen travelling and being so far away from practically EVERYTHING I often seek gratification from other people's travel experiences! :)ReplyDelete
Merci pour ce magnifique voyage, tes photos sont tout simplement superbes !!! bisousReplyDelete
Je ne connais pas Berne, mais ces vues ravissantes donnent envie de partir à la découverte !ReplyDelete
Très belle photo de ton flan libanais !
Wow, what great architecture. Your pictures are always so beautiful, what kind of lens are you using for these pics?ReplyDelete
SARA: Thanks! I use Nikkor 18-55mm lenses (those went together with the Nikon D40 camera)... I'm planning on buying another set soon, well that is when I have enough money to do so.ReplyDelete
Wow, you are on vacation a lot this days. This is what great about most country in Europe, you can just hop on the train, and viola... it takes you anywhere you want.ReplyDelete
So, if this city is the German speaking part city, do you also speak German? what happen then if you don't? Silly question eh? I suppose they all speak English? Just curious.
Nice photos as always.
Have a wonderful week end.
Well, in fact we only went there for a day as a friend of mine gave us 2 sets of day tickets (the other set, we used to go to Sion)... Yes, it is quite easy to hop in the train to travel, but it is far better with the aeroplane (if you want to travel through Europe) as it is a lot cheaper and quicker! Unfortunately, travelling by train costs a little fortune, here in Switzerland... It is a lot cheaper to travel to England than to go to Zürich from Geneva!
Yes, I also speak a little German and understand the Swiss-German dialect (my boyfriend is Swiss-German). If you don't speak German, then you might be able to communicate in English (nowadays, everybody knows a little English) or in French.
Have a great weekend too!
Rosa xoxo
What beautiful pictures Rosa.ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos, Rosa! The city is absolutely gorgeous, and I love the red roofs!ReplyDelete
Rosa, what stunning photos. Viewing and reading this wonderful post I feel like I am there with you - Bravo!ReplyDelete
Rosie x
I'd love to visit right now these beautiful places!! but, by the moment, I enjoy seeing the wonderful photos of Bern :)ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend!
Un bien belle ville qu'hélas je ne connais pas mais grâce à toi, on en découvre une petite partie...c'est magnifique!BisesReplyDelete
J'aime beaucoup Berne et tes photos sont bien représentatives de l'ambiance qui y règne...ReplyDelete
Merci !
De magnifiques photos...J'aime ces endroits au charme désuet "Moyen Âgeux"...ReplyDelete
En plus tu as eu beau temps, donc de superbes ciels!!!
Merci de partager tes visites avec nous!!!!
Moi non plus je ne connais pas Berne, mais j'ai très envie de m'y rendre maintenant que j'ai vu tes photos. Quel charme!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for visiting my site, I really appreciate the support. Thank you again for sharing your trip and the pretty pictures, make me want to see it in person. Very nice.
Rosa your photographs of all the places you visit are wonderful I feel as if I have been there. They make my day :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos. One day I need to visit.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:51 AM, May 16, 2009
Lovely light!ReplyDelete
That has to be one of the prettiest towns I have ever seen. It is now on the list to visit one day. That last shot is amazing. xoReplyDelete
Merci pour ce beau voyage ...bizReplyDelete
So nice to these all beautitul pictures :)ReplyDelete
I think Switzerland is one of the best countries in the world to live in.
Cette ville semble magnifique. Nous ne sommes encore jamais allés en Suisse mais c'est un de nos projets. Tes photos sont, comme toujours, splendides!ReplyDelete
A beautiful day, a beautiful city, great photos. Makes one want to go ... even if I do dislike air travel!ReplyDelete
Très jolie promenade :) ça me rappelle la première fois où j'y suis allé; la vielle ville est vraiment très jolie! Tes photos aussi :)ReplyDelete
I always dream to travel to Switzerland. How lucky you are!ReplyDelete
BTW, thanks for your reply on the University of Zurich. When you plan to come to Malaysia, do let me know, I would take you aroud and taste our Malaysian food!!!
Visiting cities is one of my very favorite kinds of posts - thanks for taking us along. I just finished a French series and I miss doing it already.ReplyDelete
I've never been to Bern, only Zurich. It's a lovely city. Great photos too.
Tes photos, sont une invitation au voyage ! Bernes semble en effet une très jolie ville.ReplyDelete
Bises et bon week-end
WOW, Can't believe that travel with aeroplane is cheaper! But then, you probably won't get to enjoy the beautiful scenery...ReplyDelete
Wonderful that you can speak so many languages, it's a treasure for life! One can learn, but to speak it is a different matter. I learn French, and still can't speak it! LOL. Especially now that my brain is getting rustier, double LOL!
I've never had the pleasure of seeing Switzerland yet. But your lovely photos sure make me want to go there. The architecture is just incredible.ReplyDelete
très sympathique, une idée de voyage! bisousReplyDelete
These photos are glorious Rosa! I want to go there! You're so lucky to have access to all this beauty. But I'm glad you appreciate it :)ReplyDelete
- mounet8:29 PM, May 17, 2009
c'est une ville que je ne connais que de nom mais elle a l'air très belle et j'aime ce cour d'eau qui la traverse , on a l'impression d'être près de la campagneReplyDelete
Bern is so pretty!ReplyDelete
Visiting your blog is like the travel channel sometimes! I try to picture these colorful towns covered in snow - it's all so different from our spread out concrete pre-fabricated world. Interesting about the bears...ReplyDelete
Tes photos me donnent très envie de connaître la Suisse!ReplyDelete
Love your blog...I found you through my friend Kevin at www.seriouslygood.kdweeks.com. My husband lived in Bern as a child and I so loved looking through your pictures. I have not yet been and I know he will love explaining to me where all these lovely places are. Thanks for sharing!
ERIKA: Thanks ever so much for your kind words and for passing by! I'm glad you like my pictures! Is your husband Swiss?ReplyDelete


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text: "I don't just make jewelry, I create pieces that collect memories"-Susana VegaSusana Vega is a Venezuelan Jewelry Designer.The origin of her art and trade in goldsmithing is very tangible and evident, it is in her blood and in the legacy of her familyDaughter of a legendary goldsmith, Susana Vega assumes her craft as an art, capable of allowing her to play with shapes, colors, textures and materials in order to develop concepts that achieve two ideals that, at first glance, seem juxtaposed in any scenario: passion and elegance.In 2008, Susana began her formal Industrial Design studies at the University de los Andes, in Mérida- Venezuela; where she could enhance her passion for art, and so she complemented her knowledge with great handmade skills.In 2015, began her business formally in the United States. Since then she has had interviews for magazines such as Avior Air, Todo en Domingo and Voyage Atlanta Magazine and participation in fashion events such as Stitch Lab Miami and Venezuela Fashion Project.And it is so, that this artist declares herself a fanatic of color, and without fear, she prints in to her colors, the sobriety of simple and clean shapes, playing with them in a way that the basic geometry, has given shape to a perfect canvas in each piece, so it can be filled with a mixture of colors that reflect their good taste and exquisite eye for the chromatic game, leaving the texture speak for itself about the production process which last seven days for each of the pieces, it is a 5 phases process with materials such as porcelain , glass beads, semi precious stones, gold filled wires and resin.The simplicity opens the doors to elegance, style and expression of personality, everyone who exhibits one of these pieces, is clearly expressing herself, is reciting the speech of herself and every woman, emotional and subtle, yet Once strong, powerful and elegant, all in one. Susana Vega manages to unite all the women in each piece that she creates in a personal way, connecting with each of them through her art, and, above all, with herself.


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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
This picture was submitted to "Black & White Wednesday", an event created by Susan at "The Well-Seasoned Cook". It will be hosted on the 6th of March by Zorra at "1x Umrühren Bitte Aka Kochtopf" (click here in order to see who is hosting the next roundup).
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Love the texture of the citrus flesh!ReplyDelete
Look forward to your blood orange recipe!ReplyDelete
I'm actually staring at my orange right now and wondering " why don't you look like that?" So enticing.ReplyDelete
Black is as beautiful as red. Liebe GrüsseReplyDelete
C'est créatif ça! On insiste toujours sur les couleurs fabuleuses des oranges sanguines; toi tu les mets en valeur de façon toute autre! J'adore!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6:41 PM, February 27, 2013
Citrus love, indeed. I'm in love with this photo. And the fruit. :-DReplyDelete
Rosa you have absolutely no idea how jealous i m of all those ppl who have the access to blood oranges :( what a brilliant shot Rosa. looks like a true vignetteReplyDelete
This turned out to be a beautiful pictures of a citrus fruit. I enjoy your B&W photos. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Beautiful tones. And I love the filter used for this image :)ReplyDelete
"Bloody Pleasures." Perfect title. :DReplyDelete
Citrus love indeed - it's the best time of year.ReplyDelete
Lovely light. And perfect title. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Sharp and clear..could be an ad Rosa..ReplyDelete
Ce que c'est beau une orange! Surtout à travers ta lentille!ReplyDelete
Very beautiful picture! Real citrus love-)ReplyDelete
Sensational! Beautiful work!!ReplyDelete
B&W still looks delicious ;)ReplyDelete
Wow how beautiful, love your photos!ReplyDelete
I love citrus too! :) Gorgeous click, Rosa!ReplyDelete
That's an unexpected and beautiful interior! :)ReplyDelete
habituellement lorsque nous regardons une orange sanguine, on pense : quelle couleur ! et là je pense....juteuse à souhait ! magnifique !ReplyDelete
bises Rosa, à bientôt...belle journée sous le soleil toi aussi ?
You captured this blood orange with such drama in black + white! Beautiful!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1:12 PM, February 28, 2013
beautiful photographReplyDelete
Your black and white photographs are always stunning Rosa and this is no exception.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! Love the details.ReplyDelete
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I love blood oranges, they remind me of candy! I have braised them, juiced them and made salads with them but I really just dig them plain. They are perfect as-is.ReplyDelete
So lovely. I can even see the minute rinds on the oranges, so exquisite!ReplyDelete
Love the shot and the title of the photo! :)ReplyDelete
look absolutely beautiful dear Rosa!ReplyDelete
have a nice weekend!xo
Of course I love this shot, gorgeous citrus!ReplyDelete
One look at this beautiful shot, and it instantly makes the mouth water. Love all citrus fruits!ReplyDelete
I always marvel at the sunny colors of citrus. But I'm just as amazed to see how beautiful the fruit remains even in b/w.ReplyDelete
Love your blog! Your photography is honestly inspiring.ReplyDelete
Please follow back if you can :)
Bon pour une fois je la preferais en couleur l'orange, la photo de l'autre fois etait tout simplement incroyable!ReplyDelete
I love blood oranges. And this looks also in bw very appealing.ReplyDelete


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- U-08N Digital Input Module (U08N)
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