Alicia and Amanda celebrating Alicia's birthday November 2010.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
Minnie Mouse for Halloween
Maicey had a wonderful Halloween. She dressed up as Minnie Mouse and had a lot of fun. She saw a chicken with a crazy hairdo / lots of other kids dressed in so many
funny outfits.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Breakfast at Grammie's House
Maicey visited Grammies house for a few days. It really isn't cold but Maicey loves her rainboots/cap and her Okpai.
Looks like it will be a fun filled few days.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Happy Halloween
Maicey is spending Halloween with Grammie and Poppa. We will trick or treat a few
friends. Maicey is going as Minnie Mouse.
This cool Frankenstein painting is by a great Etsy artist.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN......
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Marathon Katie/Jackie
Katie and Jackie ran a half marathon today. 13 miles around lake Sammamish. They said it wasn't too bad.
Maicey was so happy to see her mamma.
In a Very Happy Place
Maicey relaxing in her toy bucket. Seems to have a fasination now with setting
in the big plastic bucket with all of her toys. Isn't she a funny girl....lol
Friday, October 15, 2010
Pearly dew drops drop - Fine art photograph - spider web
What a cool photo. Must be fall.
We have a spider investation here in Western Washington this fall. Big spiders and webs all over the place.;
See more of this photographers work at.......
BLOG:
http://is-theblog.blogspot.com
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Punkin Patch 2010
Maicey does the pumpkin patch. She had new boots and it was rainy so she wasn't too excited to walk around in the mud and rain. She did pick out two big pumkins and found some little guords.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Charles & Sharon Visit 9/2010
Charles / Matt / Jackie / Aaron / Linda / Mike / Sharon
September 2010.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
CROWS by Renie Britenbucher 2010
Description
A group of crows have gathered in the deep, richly colored sunset.
This is an original art acrylic painting done on stretched canvas. The painting extends around the sides, so that you can hang it, right out of the box. No framing is necessary, unless you choose to do so. The sizing is 20" high x 10" wide. It would be a great addition to your art collection.
Size: 20" x 10" and .75" deep.
Thanks for your interest in my work!
My email address: renieb [!at] neo.rr.com or renie [!at] glasstapestry.com
My Websites: http://www.reniebritenbucher.com
http://www.glasstapestry.com
All work is protected by copyright © Renie Britenbucher 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
The Red Shoes
The girl in the Red Shoes. I saw an ad in a magazine and the gal had red ballet shoes and striped leggings that inspired this paining. It turned out kind of fun. I used paper cut outs of ballet ads and glued them on the canvas then painted over them with a light acrylic. 24"x24" Acrylics on canvas. Mike White 2009
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Jackie and Splendid 9/18/2010
Must have been a good ride as Jackie has a big smile toward the end of the ride.
The moves of the horse around 4:50 are very technical and difficult.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
LOWER YELLOWSTONE FALLS
The lower Yellowstone Falls. Yellowstone National Park. Acrylic on canvas 24x30" completed by Mike White 9/2010.... hard to believe Mike and Linda meet at Yellowstone over 43 years ago.
Friday, September 17, 2010
La Cumparsita - Tango
- Tango's Most Famous Song The cafe 'La Giralda' in Montevideo, Uruguay, occupies a special place in Tango history. It was there in the year 1917 that a young Gerardo Matos Rodriguez gave (anonymously) the music score of a tango he had written to the orchestra of Roberto Firpo to play for the first time. Gerardo was then an adolescent (17 years old) who was barely making it as a student in the faculty of Architecture in Montevideo. Was it modesty? shyness? fear of ridicule? who knows why he wanted to remain anonymous? Firpo only knew that the name of the young composer was Gerardo. It was only later that the full identity of the author was known. He was young, educated, well mannered and sensible. He was also a bit naive. He sold for 20 pesos his rights of authorship to the Breyer publishing house. After some moderate success the composition was forgotten. Seven years later, in 1924, Gerardo was living in Paris and he met Francisco Canaro who had just arrived with his orchestra. That's when he found out that La Cumparsita was a major hit. The tango lyricists Enrique Maroni and Pascual Contursi had added words to the tango and renamed it 'Si Supieras'--If you knew. All of Buenos Aires was hearing, dancing, and demanding to buy the score for the tango that was seemingly everywhere in shows, recordings, and broadcasts. Shortly after, La Cumparsita arrived in Paris where, in the full grip of the roaring 20's, people danced charlestons, shimmys, one-steps, bostons, and when the crowd asked for a tango, they danced La Cumparsita. From Paris La Cumparsita spread to the four corners of the world and has since and forever after become synonymous with Tango.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Katie and Mike Paint the studio.....
Paintings for the new twins nursery. Luke and Arianna are the new twins of Katie's sister-in-law. Katie and Mike had a great time spending the weekend painting the giraffe and elephant for the twins.
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