Latvian ornaments for winter eves (Riga, Latvia)
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Latvian ornaments for winter eves (Riga, Latvia)
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Framed Bulgarian nature (Nessebar, Bulgaria)
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I love these photographs (especially the socks) and your blog looks awesome. Glad I discovered you. Regards, Cinova 🙂
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Thank you. You have such a great blog – love the photos as well as your opinion on so different things I read about there. It is a wonderful discovery for me.
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It seems that the feeling is mutual then 🙂 Look forward to sharing some thoughts, memories, impressions and adventures with you in the blogosphere!
Cheers,
Cinova
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It definitely is! Blogosphere – here we come! 🙂 Best wishes, Esenga
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Nice photos of those ON Display, I like your photos very much. Nicely done this week. 😉
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Thank you, Dana, I am genuinely happy to hear that. 🙂
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Great take on the theme… (especially like the 1st one!) 😉
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Yes, the first one…close to heart. Or should I say – feet! 🙂 Thank you.
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sweet as you!
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Thank you, my dear 🙂
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I liked purring and blossoming. Cute post. 🙂
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😀 Give me purring any time! Thank you
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I love socks. I get wild and colorful ones for fun.
Very nice entry for the challenge.
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I can relate – use to do that a couple of years ago. Until realized there was needed more and more space (who would have thought socks need so much of it!). 🙂 Thank you
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The last photo is my fav:)
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Thank you. I haven’ t decided about my favourites on this one yet. Somewhere in between having warm feet with a cat on my lap while smelling flowers and enjoying a painting on the wall. 😀
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Terrific series of photos! Very enjoyable!
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Some pieces of memories from travelling here and there, yes. Thank you.
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Love the socks! So pretty, looks like something I might just buy!
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Thank you. I think we might make that happen when I get back home. Or even better – when you are there since Latvia is on your travelling bucket list 😉
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Bare feet on the right and socks above! Oh my! Are those ordinary socks that are then hand stitched? It is difficult to see the details, and thus, I cannot tell from the picture.
Thanks for reading one of my humble sonnets (even if you only popped in for a moment.)
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Thank you. 🙂 Very ordinary, yet wonderfuly hand knitted. For me at least – to keep those bare feet comfy all the way through winter.
It was my pleasure to discover your sonnets. Too rich and profound to stop at just one… 😉
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I humbly thank you. They are there to be read (for better or worse!)
That seem a wonderful way to augment a pair of plain white socks! My I ask if it is an ordinary Cross-stitch method or something more exotic?
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“For better” counts in my case since I definitely enjoyed. 🙂
As far as my knowledge and experience in knitting reaches, I would say the ornaments are knitted in without any stiching. In an ordinary way.
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We do have one other thing in common: Nice feet. My sweet wife claims that I could still be a foot model if I so wished (and I am perhaps 3 times your age) Doctors are amazed when they look at them! But I do not do anything unusual. Just luck of good foot genes : ) (I’m not sure I’d put them on my web site though!)
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😀 I would add to that also a good sense of humour.
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Thank you, and the older we get the more we need one!
By the way, I tried viewing the picture of your socks up close, and could indeed see that they are all knitted. They seemed so well done so perfect and regular that I thought, when I first saw them that it was some kind of Latvian needle work embroidering over ordinary factory made socks. (It made me want to try that with a pair of mine, that i buy in 12 packs. From Costco. Which they may or may not have in Latvia.)
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We always do – for sure.
I don’ t think I am familiar with Costco, sorry but…some nice embroidering can never do any damage, can’ t it? Just make things look more interesting.
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I like that first photo! and the doooorrr 😀
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Thank you. Latvian socks seem to have a positive effect on people 🙂 The door…to tell the truth the town is as lovely as the building.
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If you hang socks in a row… I’m impressed! 😉
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I’ m afraid I don’ t have so many woolen ones to exhibit but in that market they looked good and…made sense. 😀
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Your photo of those socks makes me want to pluck them out of my computer screen and use them. They look very comfortable and warm. 🙂
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They are indeed. A touch…funny, yes – when seen in the middle of summer but when winter is knocking at the door, appreciated. 🙂
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nominated you wth an award..check this.. http://wp.me/p1Zs7k-MF
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Thank you! And congratulations with the awards! 🙂
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