I haven't got a picture of the rainbow. I'll have to leave that to your imagination.
But I was very happy to see the rain, on and off through the day, and then in the evening the sun came out for a short while, and that's when I looked up and saw the rainbow.
I did draw a picture this morning as a keepsake memory of my outing to the garden centre yesterday;
There were more children of course, but I thought I'd stop at two. I had some difficulty with the faces, so simplified my life by just drawing them from the back... I see I forgot to give the fish in the bottom row any pond weed. I might go back and fix that... or not...
Music
'Do you recognise this tune?' my friend asked, sending me a short audio clip of a friend's young relative playing a piano piece. I pondered for a while after listening. I seemed to hear a flute version in my head, and I was pretty sure it was Bach or one of his contemporaries; a Brandenburg concerto perhaps?
A few minutes on YouTube and I found it was this
Bach Badinerie played on a keyless Baroque flute.
This is the piano version the child was playing (he was a lot slower; but it's still tricky even at a steady pace!)
James Galway used to play that on his flute, I recall
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I prefer the slower version of that piece. I think I have the James Galway CD with it on it.
ReplyDeleteGood idea to make a sketch depicting your morning.
Making sketches encourages me to take time over things. I had a blank 'drawing a day' for a year book given to me one Christmas as it was a very good present!
DeleteI remember the James Galway version, very sprightly. Your drawing is very charming. I hadn't noticed the lack of pond weed in the lower tanks. Regards Sue H
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DeleteI do like the sketch. Little children are lovely when they hold hands - not so lovely when they won't.
ReplyDeleteThey looked so sweet
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