“The Scream”, “Evening on Karl Johan Street" and many more

Hi all. It’s been about a week since my last post and I’m glad that at last I’ve the time too write today. I’m so sorry to readers and fellow bloggers if I’ve not been around much too returned visit or do any commenting in the last few days. The tons off work and family matters have really occupied my time and sap my energy that really left me none for blogging or writing a post.

But I’m here now and I like to share this video from Youtube. This is a video showing paintings from the famous Edvard Munch and his famous painting like “The Scream”, “Evening on Karl Johan Street" and many more. I hope you like it and I really enjoy the music that comes along with the video. Enjoy!

Sometime

Sometimes wanting to fulfill an ambition you have to sacrifice not being around the ones you love most. That was what I thought Susan was feeling when she started working again. It was yesterday that Susan came home around half past eleven, after her first day working. When she reached home all the children were already asleep.

I could tell that she missed the children so much as they did and she asked me about them once she entered the house. I told her the kids were fine and that Rose was great with the kids, but she insisted on checking on all the kids. So I let her be and just waited until she finished and must have been up there for at least an hour. When she came down she was a little bit calmer than before and she asked me so many questions about what happened while she was away.

Well I told her many things but what happened before dinner was what made her sad (read yesterday post). I was really surprise coz I thought she would be amused and laughed but it rather made her sad. I asked her why and she said that she felt she should have been here with us and laughing together. Well I told her that was a silly thing to say as she was the excitement and it would not have happened if she was here. Then Susan started to smile again and said “Yeah”.

I thought now I better be a bit thoughtful when I said anything to Susan about what happens when she’s at work. Maybe next time I won’t be that lucky and get off so easy….heheh.

So now I’m leaving you guys with these paintings by Edvard Munch and his biography  while I figure out what to say next time…..enjoy!!!

Heart and Soul of ...

Well not much is going on guys, except the weekend is coming. A few of my friends have round up a fishing adventure at sea and have asked me to come along. At that time I happily agreed but now I'm not quite sure. It's not that I have any other plan this weekend but it's because of the rain these few days. I think this year rainy season start a bit early and have already showed sign that it's gonna be a big one too. Well I just have to wait and see then.

For today's post I have choose the famous Edvard Munch and here is his biography and a few of his artworks.

Edvard Munch was born on December 12th, 1863, in Norway and died on 1944.. At the age of 17 he was tutored by Christian Krohg a naturalist painter, who was quite famous in Norway. Krogh naturalist style of painting had a big influence on Munch where he incorporated his own expressionist tendencies works. Munch also spent considerable time learning philosophical matters where he then decided to paint with his soul and not his eyes.