Elisabeth's bright side
I think that we all have a bright side and a dark side. By focusing on the bright side, life can be more positive and it is also contagious. Photos illustrates our feelings and moods in a glimpse. That's why I use more pictures and less words and it's a part of me when I paint. Some paintings can bee seen at https://gxpremental.blogspot.com
Showing posts with label Life in general. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Life in general. Show all posts
Saturday, 30 December 2017
Friday, 25 December 2015
Best wishes for Christmas and The New Year to you all
The best wishes for the holidays from Gallery Xpremental and Elisabeth's Bright Side.
May we learn to treasure the good moments and let them colour our day.
A few photos from Southern Norway and Southern France for christmas.
From Norway
From France, view to the Pyrenèes,
and Limoux. Always a grand round-about
Sunday, 17 March 2013
Snow Watch 16. March
The Spring has sprung. Yes, it was. Today we are back in the Winter mood. We know it wont last for long, but we changed back to boots to tackle snow covering slippery ice.
On my way to our weekly cafè rendez-vous I noticed the change of scenery.

I brought my "Latte" back in remembering an earlier post from France.
On my way to our weekly cafè rendez-vous I noticed the change of scenery.
The snow had made thick cushions on the cafè chairs .
I brought my "Latte" back in remembering an earlier post from France.
Monday, 14 January 2013
Change of scenes
Early morning Friday
A beautiful day with crisp air
Early morning Saturday
And then
And we got a bright day. That wasn't only with crisp air, it was cold too.
So the cat
and I kept the warmth between the Acer and the Mac comparing stories about Chrirstmas.
Tuesday, 8 January 2013
On a warm day in the Du Razes area
The sun is shining and life is good in the warmth from the sun and a crispy stack of hay in front of a walnut tree.

The duck and the and the old hen has newly got seeds and leftover goodies from the kitchen. The hen is hardly laying eggs anymore, but deserves to be retired. The duck came sailing one day and escaped the fois gras ending of her life, so she willingly pays back with eggs too. Sadly not so much greenary in the pen at winter time, but it'll come back.
On a farm nearby, there are a lot of free range chicken, ducks and geese.
As I heard on a farmers market in Australia. If these hens are more free range, they would be feral.
Sometimes the birds find their way out on the road and we watch closely when we're passing.
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