Happy new year HUG!

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This year that has just started will soon be the year of the Tiger!!! So I want to send you all a Big Big Big Hug from this incredible beautiful creature wishing you the best in all aspects of your life.
The name of this fantastic Tiger is Odin.  Maybe I should add that since I was born I have had a fascination for these cats, and I was very glad to find this hugging tiger, whose name is like mine, yes my nickname was Odin :))) A big HUG!

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Este año que acaba de empezar será muy pronto el año del TIGRE!!! Así que aprovecho para mandarles a todos un abrazo Grandote de esta bellísima criatura deseándoles lo mejor en todos los aspectos de su vida.  El nombre de este magnífico Tigre es Odin.  Quizás deba agragar que desde que nací he tenido una fascinación muy particular por este tipo de felinos, así que estoy muy feliz de haber encontrado este tigre abrazador, cuyo nombre es como el mio, sí mi apodo era Odin :))) Un abrazote!

Comments

el objeto a said…
Me encanta tu tigre!!

a mí también me fascina este felino, y por lo que sé era el símbolo/tótem de los reinos del sur en China,

me gustan esas dos zarpas inmensas en abrazo, voy a enterarme de demás características de este animal para el nuevo año chino! seguro que en Londres habrá bonitas celebraciones,

bessos
03 January, 2010 20:26
odette farrell said…
V,

Espero me puedas decir más al respecto... no sé por qué pero ejerce una fascinación muy particular en mi, por lo que si éste essu año, pues creo que yo lo gozo... cuándo te veo aquí V? ya vienes?
05 January, 2010 14:25
Belnu said…
Ajá, feliz año del tigre, grrrrrrrrr!
05 January, 2010 16:55
PIZARR said…
Odette, me encanta saber que todo tigue bien, que por fin puedes pintar lo que quieres... y si son acuarelas... pues será porque es lo que tienes que pintar... lo importante es que seas libre d epoder pìntar oleo cuando quieras.

Me he estado poniendo al día con tus pinturas y me siguen encantando como siempre.

Un fuerte abrazo y feliz año 2010 y siempre.
08 January, 2010 00:58
Isabel Mercadé said…
Gracias, Odette.
Un abrazo, con mis mejores deseos para ti.
10 January, 2010 19:03
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