Sometimes at the bottom of a hole... there's a GLOW

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Sometimes I feel very blue because now I cannot paint...
But today looking at those pics of Rome, I found an image of a very inspiring scene. Yes, sometimes at the bottom of a hole... when you less expected... you may find even a GLOW.

My travel to Italy gave me strength. I have wonderful friends there… this was a travel I need, to keep on going on until I find again a light :)
Here more pics of Rome...


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Algunas veces suelo sentirme muy triste porque no puedo aún pintar...
Pero hoy mirando algunas de las fotos de Roma, encontré una imágen de una escena muy inspiradora. Sí, algunas veces en el fondo de un agujero... cuando menos lo esperamos... podemos incluso encontrar una luz.

Mi viaje a Italia me dió fueras. Tengo amigos maravillosos allá... éste fue un viaje que yo necesitaba, para poder segir adelante hasta que encuentre de nuevo una luz :)
Aquí más fotos de Roma...






Comments

Vicent Llémena i Jambet said…
Como nos explica Vanessa y yo estoy completamente de acuerdo, las caídas son no "malas" ni "buenas" sino necesarias, después de una de ellas grande o pequeña el individuo sale más grande.
Un fuerte abrazo de Vicent y te animo, te insto a que sigas pintando.
28 July, 2009 00:31
odette farrell said…
Vincent,

Lo que me urge es encontrar un estudio... sí, me urge pintar, lo siento así...
30 July, 2009 14:48
Unknown said…
Cara Odette, rientro per caso dopo tantissimo tempo nel tuo blog, e cosa scopro? Però potevi dirmelo! Non sai quanto piacere mi avrebbe fatto salutarti :-(
31 July, 2009 15:53
odette farrell said…
Fausto,

Figurati! Sono stata solo 8 giorni in Lombardia, Veneto, Toscana e Lazio.... Avevo bisogno di piú... Ho ancora tanta fame :))) ma almeno ho preso un po della meraviglia che
é Italia!
31 July, 2009 17:00
Unknown said…
Beh, allora, alla prossima :-)
Un abbraccio.
13 August, 2009 19:30
Dante Bertini said…
es lo que tiene de peligroso la presencia cercana de los clásicos: puede llegar a hacerte sentir innecesario tu trabajo.
suerte!
18 August, 2009 17:15
Mari Pops said…
la foto donde se ve la cupula de Vaticano es desde .... Santa Sabina??? Estoy en lo correcto?

hermoso blog
Mary desde Espana
06 November, 2009 19:09
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