Great alliteration, ain't it? What? Blog's title, of course. It all began with the package that came in from Switzerland today:
Scribblings and doodlings all over, front and rear:
The style is somehow familiar to me. In it there was this "bag":
You need coolin', baby, I'm not foolin',
I'm gonna send you back to schoolin',
Way down inside honey, you need it,
I'm gonna give you my love,
I'm gonna give you my love.
Wanna Whole Lotta Love
Well, why not. A little LedZep won't hurt, will it? Let's continue blogging. No communication breakdown here. Time for the Fine Food:
All good Swiss quality stuff! Looks tasty to me. And what else was in the "bag"?
A strange thingamajig and a necklace! Both attached here to my Gridhrakuta sculpture. And where did the chocolate go? Into the "singing" offering bowl joining one lonesome apple there:
There you are. Last not least a look at the emptied "bag". It's well worth it:
Very convincing mail art in my view. Merci beaucoup, Janine. Danke schön!
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Comment by Erni Bär on January 8, 2013 at 7:03am That's also a good one describing Janine's creative output. Hitherto I knew the expression WHATZISNAME? only (referring jokingly to persons you know but pretend not to).
Comment by Valentine Mark Herman on January 8, 2013 at 6:37am Another English word for a "thingamajig" is a "whatshallicall it". (What-shall-I-call-it)
Comment by Erni Bär on January 8, 2013 at 4:47am Janine, I heard that word THINGAMAJIG on the road in New Delhi decades ago. Hadn't heard it before. It means something you cannot find a proper name for (construction? / creation? / invention?). In German it is called DINGSBUMS. The chocolate, by the way, was very good!
Comment by Janine Weiss on January 8, 2013 at 3:00am Hihi, i just went to understand what is : A strange thingamajig : the translation is : un machin bizarre, which is really funny in french. "Eine seltsame thingamajig".
Ben nein, it is a GREAT VERY GREAT VERY VERY GREAT creation of me! Yé, i know, in fact you are ri^ght : i'm a "machin bizarre".
Comment by Janine Weiss on January 8, 2013 at 2:46am Thanks for the blog, Erni, at last, you receive it. I send it BEFORE Christmas.
So in fact, it was for Christmas... but Swisspost are so effraid we send "i do not know what" that maybe the packet has been through 20 customers!!! Ah lala.
Today, i send 20 envelopes... hope they will be at destination before Easter!!!!
SMACK from a fan
Comment by Erni Bär on January 6, 2013 at 9:17pm Thank you Kate. I ate the small chocolate pieces today. Quite ok.Janine likes decorative stuff. She even incorporated bottle caps into her fetish object. These kind of things are good dust collectors.
Comment by MomKat on January 6, 2013 at 8:26pm Nice choco glam and Baer/Bear from Janine!
That is a very stunning "hanging", too...full of natural elements.
Nice blog, too, Herr Haptic Erni :-)
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