KATERINA NIKOLTSOU: ARE BAG BOOKS SUB BAGISM?

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Well, well. An artist’s boekie.   This time a so-called bag boekie, made of paper bags, ...... and every second end on the right side open ...... and containing an additional surprise!But there's no time for a time present like this.  Not too difficult to understand, ain’t it? Thank you muchly Kate!

But wait a second, there's a lot going on here.  There's deep messages of voyages, hope, and basically the true meaning of life.  There's the fantastic idea of using a French bread bag as the pages and envelope.  And let's not forget that 100 euro note and barcodes!

This is major.  Bravo Kats!

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Bagism arrived from Paris, too! ...mmm good!

Bag Award arrived from the Artist in Seine!

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

"baggie boekie", yes!

Mim...you really will get it :-)

(soon as the "ΑΕΡΟΠΟΡΙΚΩΣ" flies it across the Big Pond to Richmond, VA!)

[Mim Golub Scalin]

A baggie boekie, I get it! cool.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Oh, yes, definitely Haptic Werewolf's comments :

"But there's no time for a time present like this.  

Not too difficult to understand, ain’t it? Thank you muchly Kate!"

Who calls me "Kate"?..except the "Whistlin' Kurt"! :-)

thanks for the TWO blogs, InSeine xxx

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

No problem, I took the text from Erni's blog, so we're even.  Ha Ha ha

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

The great inspiration for the baggie boekies came from Finnbadger!

He sent one back in April:

Trashpo boekie from Finnbadger

and I saw my stash of bakery baggies as a fun use for trashpo boekies 

like Finnbadger made. He is the originator...even adding goodies in the "pockets" :-)