Buenos díaaas! Aquí tenéis a mi amiga Mª José, la futura mamá de gemelos, en dos fotos una con tripita vestida y otra sin vestir. Está estupenda teniendo en cuenta que está de cinco meses y que serán su segundo y tercer bebé que convertirán a Irene, en hermana mayor de sus dos.....hermanos, porque los dos van a ser chicos. Mª José una mujer activa que ahora tiene que estar en reposo relativo (debido a su embarazo) ha estado haciendo esta increíble labor a punto de cruz (yo sería incapaz de tener esa paciencia para hacerlo). ¿A qué es precioso el cuadro?. ¡Enhorabuena Mª José!
Good morning! Here you have my friend Mª José, the future mum of twins, in two photographs, the first one in a dressed baby bump and the second one without. She's fantastic bearing in mind she's five-month pregnant of her second and third baby who will make Irene big sister of her two.....brothers, because they both are going to be boys. Mª José an active woman who is now in a relative rest (due to her pregnancy) has been doing this incredible cross stich embroidered piece (I'd be unable to be patient enough to do it). Don't you think it's a beautiful embroidery picture?. Congratulations Mª José!
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Y cambiando completamente de tema. Hace unas semanas una mañana de domingo una amiga y yo fuimos a un concierto de música clásica en el Ateneo Mercantil de Valencia (muy buenos conciertos casi cada domingo por la mañana de 11.30 a 13 y además ¡son gratis!). Si tenéis curiosidad en saber qué es el Ateneo Mercantil aquí tenéis un link donde podéis conseguir información: http://www.ateneovalencia.es/presentacion/. Esa semana el programa del concierto era música de Haydn, Mozart y Beethoven. Los tres intérpretes lo hicieron perfectamente así que pasé una mañana de lo más relajante y estupenda y además nunca había visto una violinista con el pelo teñido de rojo. No tengo nada en contra, por supuesto que no, sólo es que me chocó un poco. Aquí tenéis las dos fotos que hice durante el concierto
And changing the topic completely. Some weeks ago a friend and I went to a sunday morning classical music concert in the Ateneo Mercantil of Valencia (lovely concerts almost every sunday morning from 11.30 to 13 and they're free!). If you're curious about what this Ateneo Mercantil is here you have a link where you can get information: http://www.ateneovalencia.es/presentacion/. That week the concert program was music of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven. The three performers did it perfectly so I had a very relaxing and nice morning and I never had seen a violinist with a deep red dyed hair. Nothing against it, of course not, it just clashed me a little bit. Here you have the two photographs I took during the concert
¿Soléis ir a conciertos de música clásica? ¿Os gusta ese tipo de música?. Un abrazo
Do you usually go to classical music concerts? Do you enjoy that kind of music?. Hugs
there are no places close to where I live that have classical music concerts - in our area it is mainly country music which is ok but not something I like all that much. One would need to travel to the city to hear classical music - if I lived there I would enjoy it now and then. Small town America just doesn't usually have classical music - I do listen to it now and then on my music stations
ResponderEliminarHi Karen!. Living in a small town doesn't allow you to go to classical music concerts but in exchange you can step out of your home and listen to the birds, watch Nature and enjoy it just beside your entry. For a city woman like me that's almost a luxury I'd love to have. Love!!
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