Exhausted

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I feel like the profile of this painting: Exhausted! But well, I did sell or should better say give away almost everything... Now I feel so light :)

Me siento como el perfil de este cuadro: Agotada! Pero bueno, ya vendí o mejor debiera decir regalé casi todo... Ahora me siento tan liviana :)

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Camille Stein said…
hola Odette

me alegra muchísimo saber de ti :)

liviana y bella como este fantástico cuadro

espero que todo vaya bien...

te mando un beso muy grande

:)
12 August, 2008 15:56
Gise =) said…
Que bello el cuadro!!!! y bueno cad vez que da menos no?? estaras liviana de bultos y de cosas materiales pero pesada y cargada de obras por realizar, tus pinceles seguro extrañan el movimiento de tus manos...
Besototes y fuerza que ya queda menos!!!!!
13 August, 2008 00:01
odette farrell said…
Stein, Gise,

Qué gusto me visiten de nuevo!

Y con la novedad que por cargar tanto bulto me acabo de lastimar horrible la espalda :( y con todo lo que tengo que hacer! :(((((
13 August, 2008 17:33
Gise =) said…
guapa cuidate muchoqu edespues el viaje en avion sino será terrible... dile a tu maridito que te haga unos buenos masajes...
Besototes y que te mejores pronto!!!
14 August, 2008 11:11
el objeto a said…
querida O.

me ha gustado mucho la composición de ese perfil con la foto de la casa vaciada, después de todo ese trabajo laborioso, enojoso, extenuante, ese perfil algo reflexivo, callado, y sin embargo sosegado y en paz...
14 August, 2008 21:28
odette farrell said…
Gise,

Gracias...sí fue un exceso y me tumbó dos días en la cama, sólo a través de inyecciones y de una sesión maravillosa de yoga terapéutica pude caminar de nuevo... pero soy fuerte y estaré recuperada para disfrutar Paris. Además me dí cuenta lo afortunada que soy pues todos mis amigos me ayudaron ahora en mi invalidez, algunos hicieron cosas sorprendentes...dejó la mayor parte de mi corazón en México....

Petite,

Qué bueno que te gustó...sí que fue una labor titánica... y es que me toco solita! de ahí que me lástime tanto...pero bueno ya estoy en plena recuperación, gracias a mi familia y amigos.
16 August, 2008 02:20
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