Isn't this the most beautiful drawing of the prettiest little girl in the World? Anwyay (no offence chuckeroon) I believe that this work of art deserves golden frame rather than to be stuck on a fridge door. I heard that the Louvres looks to replace this old stuff named Mona Lisa...
Yes, it's a Spanish name. Paloma was born a few months after the whole family had seen "Hable con ella" (Talk to her, Parle avec elle) by Pedro Almodovar and listened to the famous song, performed by Caetano Veloso. We all loved the film and the way the song was performed. I guess that was one of the major reasons she got her name.
Beautiful brown eyes and a sweet name. She is a careful artist, that's clear. I loved our kids' art. A friend of mine needlepointed designs her children painted for their grandpa.
My own grand-daughter is just a bit older than Paloma. Both are budding artists. I must take issue with Patrick, however, since I think my Olivia is also quite charming and really quite pretty also. No contest between the two; they'll just have to share the descriptions of them!! ;)
Heureusement, tu ne nous as pas oublié. Ce dessin est vraiment plus beau que des tags et surtout fait avec amour.Vous avez les mêmes initiales, ta petite colombe et toi.Mais Paloma t'appelle par ton prénom? Heureux grand père...
Something to decorate the fridge door! Nice drawing!
ReplyDeleteIsn't this the most beautiful drawing of the prettiest little girl in the World?
ReplyDeleteAnwyay (no offence chuckeroon) I believe that this work of art deserves golden frame rather than to be stuck on a fridge door.
I heard that the Louvres looks to replace this old stuff named Mona Lisa...
You could possible suspect Patrick and his dad (me) to be slightly partial.
ReplyDeletePaloma! nice spanish name
ReplyDeletePaloma is very, very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely and cheerful drawing!
matritensis:
ReplyDeleteYes, it's a Spanish name. Paloma was born a few months after the whole family had seen "Hable con ella" (Talk to her, Parle avec elle) by Pedro Almodovar and listened to the famous song, performed by Caetano Veloso. We all loved the film and the way the song was performed. I guess that was one of the major reasons she got her name.
fine drawing for such a young artist !
ReplyDeleteAnd she gave it to you... you're a lucky man !
Nice little girl.
ReplyDeleteHur många unga män kommer inte att drunkna i hennes ögon längre fram??
Beautiful brown eyes and a sweet name. She is a careful artist, that's clear. I loved our kids' art. A friend of mine needlepointed designs her children painted for their grandpa.
ReplyDeletewow...u have a child prodigy here...and she's so sweet looking!
ReplyDeleteMy own grand-daughter is just a bit older than Paloma. Both are budding artists. I must take issue with Patrick, however, since I think my Olivia is also quite charming and really quite pretty also. No contest between the two; they'll just have to share the descriptions of them!! ;)
ReplyDeleteYour grand daughter is one very beautiful & cute young lady. She is so cute!! so cute like a doll
ReplyDeleteI love that song performed by Caetano Veloso and all songs of this wonderful composer. He and me are Brazilian!
ReplyDeleteTu en as de la chance!
ReplyDeleteHeureusement, tu ne nous as pas oublié.
ReplyDeleteCe dessin est vraiment plus beau que des tags et surtout fait avec amour.Vous avez les mêmes initiales, ta petite colombe et toi.Mais Paloma t'appelle par ton prénom? Heureux grand père...
In my opinion, the best on the film "Hable con ella" the music.
ReplyDeleteI like very much Caetano Veloso
That's a great picture Paloma! Taking after your grand-father!!
ReplyDeletePaloma est aussi le prénom d'une demoiselle Picasso...Ah ah! Ravissante petite-fille et sans aucun doûte un grand-père comblé.
ReplyDeleteAaah, lovely Paloma is ! So cute and the drawing is equally beautiful.
ReplyDeleteConvey my love to her please. Nice name. :)
Gosh! What a lovely Granddaughter!!
ReplyDelete& so sweet of her to make that for you!