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Comment on A llama not a lama by Lorenz Gude

Lorenz Gude — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 07:56:57 +0000

Yes, I thought you would appreciate the tail turning and the ‘I’m bored with you’ antics. It is probably actually the opposite. According to Amy she is very lonely – she is the only one. She is looking for a suitable companion to keep her company. She liked the human interaction but I think finds it unsatisfying after a while. She probably did the head bowing thing with me a dozen times. I think you are right about Barbara – but gads it would take a perceptive outside to see it.

Comment on A llama not a lama by chicken legs

chicken legs — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 06:18:24 +0000

hi Lorenz!
THANK YOU! What a joy at work on a hot afternoon!I would love to meet such a noble looking beast and greet him or her in such a manner.I love it`s furry legs and the way it turns it`s bottom to Barbara; the way it ostentatiously yawns as though to say”I have tolerated these humans long enough, they really are a bore.”Amy looks lovely and Barbara `s energy and carriage reminds me of you somehow-part of your anima perhaps?Thanks again Lorenz,also for the e-mail on Romania.I really got a lot out of it; and will write my thoughts about it soon.
Love,Pam,Barry.

Comment on Amy’s Goats by Lorenz Gude

Lorenz Gude — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 02:56:00 +0000

No need to apologise – one of the advantages of meatworks is that it is a pretty private blog. And it was me who didn’t identiy the people in the pictures. I am getting to like the idea of a semi private blog where I post anything I want and friends and family comment, and then a more public one like thepencilofnature.net which would be for mor public consumption.

Comment on Amy’s Goats by chicken legs

chicken legs — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 07:32:23 +0000

Yikes! Apologies to Amy and Barbara.

Comment on The National Gallery of Art by chicken legs

chicken legs — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 05:50:09 +0000

A really impressive building.I like the effect of the people walking about very much.I like to create a story around them.I like the way you have caught the “shadows” of the couple on the right as they reach the bottom of the stairs.They are a worry, she looks like she`s wearing a Burka.And why does the family on the left hand side leave one of the kids behind?