Will this be me in winter? I kind of like the headdress. Mine would have to include Woolly Thyme, sage, and assorted cacti.
Photo: “Eyes as Big as Plates # Agnes Haugstad” (2011) © Karoline Hjorth & Riitta Ikonen
This photo is from a Senior Planet post The Mythical World of Eyes as Big as Plates a project of photographer Karoline Hjorth. Woolly Thyme image by Patrick Standish on Flickr.
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I really liked the video at the end. It reminds me of when I painted my face green and wore a costume with branches with leaves reaching out of my long belted dress. I do feel just a wee bit itchy though. If I ever wear a costume like this, I will embrace it.
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Well I do love trees. I like some of the photographer/artist’s ideas. If I wore a headdress like this I would feel like Frankie in Frankie and Grace. I like that show, have you seen it? 🙂
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I’m so out of the loop with only basic cable and have not gotten into net flicks, so I have not seen or heard of it til now. But I did just look it up and it sounds like fun! I’m sure I would like Frankie. Maybe I’ll watch it some time. Thanks!
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My daughter told me about the show on Netflix. We recently hooked up with Netflix and I binge watched the whole 2 seasons of it. It is quirky but funny. We don’t have cable anymore. We use Wi Fi to access Netflix. 🙂
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