1. I love natural history museums! I took this pic in Oxford, England: The Rivers-Pitt Museum. Doesn't he look like he's saying, "Hey baby, how YOU doin'?"
Copyrighted material. All rights reserved.2. I spent a semester in Florence, Italy, when I was studying art history as an undergrad. This is one of my favorite pictures I took in Urbino:
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3. When I bought my money-pit of a house in Austin, it came with a bonus: these two kittens were found by the termite guys checking under the house. I took one look and fell in love with their little (at the time) 6-week-old selves. Delia is the little tortoise-shell troublemaker and Virgil is the buff-and white big guy.
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Copyrighted material. All rights reserved.4. This is how I feel wearing a really great perfume:
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5. I am a morning person!
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6. I don't have a picture for this one, but I bought two big nightblooming jasmines on crazy cheap sale last weekend, and I can't wait to have all that jasmine goodness wafting all around my house.
Here're the tagging rules:
1. Link to the person who tagged you. (above)
2. Post the rules on your blog. (okay)
3. Write six random things about yourself. (above)
4. Tag six people at the end of your post and link to them. (nuh-uh, thanks)
5. Let each person know they've been tagged and leave a comment on their blog. (nope)
6. Let the tagger know when your entry is up. (will do)
7 comments:
This tag game is proving quite entertaining. Thanks for sharing.
What beautiful photos, you do have talent (the Urbino one is glorious, isn't Italy sublime?). And we share more than I thought in common if you studied Art History. (any specific period?)
Hi Helg, yes, it is fun! Thanks for the compliment, too. Yeah, I would go to Italy every year if I could. Love it.
I took a wide range of periods, because it was undergraduate work, but Renaissance art was my main interest. What did you study?
I love that big fat seal hugging herself - looks like me in Mitsouko! LOL
I love the Pitt Rivers too- and yes he does look like he's saying that!
and lady jicky, he/she looks like me in L'Heure Bleue!
19th-c. natural history museums are the BEST, aren't they, Rose? There is a really good one at Harvard, too -- the Peabody Museum.
Doc on Mediterranean Bronze Age (ties with the archeologist Msc) :-)
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