Last Watercolors

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This time I am posting a lot of watercolors...because they are the last ones for a while...yes, soon I won't have internet and I won't be able to blog. I hope I will soon be able to write something. Thank you...

Esta vez estoy poniendo un montón de acuarelas... porque son las últimas por una temporada... sí, pronto ya no tendré internet y no podré bloguear. Espero que pronto pueda al menos escribir algo. Gracias...

Comments

Martine said…
¿Como que no podrás Bloggear...?
Nooooooooo, soborna quien sea pero sigue conectada... Mille baisers!
20 July, 2008 20:16
Gise =) said…
No podras bloggear?? hasta que te instales en Londres??? amore hay mcuhos ciber no nos dejes sin tus acuarelas maravillosas y tus coments, please!!!!
Me encantó la color azul es como si fuera una silueta de agua!!!!
Besotes y te hecharé de menos!!!!!
21 July, 2008 11:11
Camille Stein said…
no tendrás internet ?

... pero será por poco tiempo, supongo... dime que sí

no serás capaz de dejarnos sin tus trabajos...

un beso :)
21 July, 2008 11:37
odette farrell said…
Selma, Gise, Stein,

Gracias mil :) sí, es por la mudanza, estoy a punto de terminar mi contrato con mi provedor de internet.

No sé exactamente cuándo volveré a bloguear, pero será sólo por un tiempo, pues soy adicta a esto y he encontrado lindos amigos aquí a los que no quiero dejar!
21 July, 2008 16:22
Martine said…
Biennnnnnnnnnnnnnn! Además es una adicción sana... ;-)
Mille baisers Odette et à très bientôt!
21 July, 2008 16:28
Lirium*Lilia said…
Hola Odette! Como siempre, una maravilla tus acuarelas. Si algo conozco son mis limitaciones, por eso mismo tus trabajos despiertan mi admiración. Un beso grande y espero que estés poco tiempo sin conexión. Como decimos en Argentina, "te haremos el aguante"... esperaremos tu regreso a la red.
22 July, 2008 03:32
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