Fortunately for me, one does not have to be able to read Japanese to read pictures ... Left: a little set-up from my window Right: a picture of a book on how to knit with beads
Left and right: more pictures of books in Japanese
From Japan to Frederiksberg for at purpose. Christine! You are so gifted - you have a way with your Frederiksberg-window sill-moment. I enjoy every one of them. hugs v.
I'm in this Project Dress Up and many of the players are from Russia and Europe. I can't read a word they wrote, but I love the pictures. Pictures and music are universal. Your post reminded me of that.
From Japan to Frederiksberg for at purpose. Christine! You are so gifted - you have a way with your Frederiksberg-window sill-moment. I enjoy every one of them. hugs v.
ReplyDeleteI agree! A picture is worth a thousand words. You got lots of beautiful books! :)
ReplyDeletethat's the wonderful thing about pictures - they are universal, like music.
ReplyDeleteI'm in this Project Dress Up and many of the players are from Russia and Europe. I can't read a word they wrote, but I love the pictures. Pictures and music are universal. Your post reminded me of that.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely adore your blog and will be following, and back again soon!
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Fantastiskt fint - lovely!
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