Edvard Munch, a renowned Norwegian painter, is celebrated for works like The Scream and The Dance of Life, which illustrates three life stages through female figures. His expressionistic style features intense colors and focuses on emotional themes. Munch's life, marked by solitude and tumultuous relationships, informs his artistic vision.

Stella and the Stars is a charming children's book in Danish about a girl named Stella who befriends a star named Pind. Through her curiosity, Stella discovers the hedgehog in her garden and learns about its nocturnal habits. The story is accompanied by unique illustrations made from various materials.

The author expresses a deep need to write and connect with others through blogging. Writing serves as a means of self-expression and communication, helping to alleviate feelings of loneliness. Blogging becomes a vital platform for sharing their thoughts, artwork, and ideas, making their work feel sincere and meaningful.

A large collage and oil painting (80cm x 180cm) of my seven grandchildren. I've always been fascinated by the play of Carnival. The whole idea to be someone else and let loose is fundamental to being human. Because we are not just one thing ... we change all the time. And to be conscious of play and letting go is necessary to the human experience. Maria Popova from The Marginalian has taken up the theme of Carnival in her Sunday Newsletter and here is the link: Enjoy!

What profession do you admire most and why? "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world." Albert Einstein I admire teachers who teach more than established formulas and literary giants. Teachers who dare to question as well as dare to open up for new insights through the imagination. Our minds are as different as the many sunflowers 🌻 in a field.

25 procent har ikke ændret rejsemålet på grund af klimaforandringer og voldsomt vejr.

Elizabeth continues to illustrate children's books, celebrating the success of her previous work, "Elmer," a Danish adaptation of "The Velveteen Rabbit." Now, she is both writing and illustrating a new book titled "Stella and the Stars." It follows a five-year-old named Stella who befriends a star named Pind, exploring themes of friendship and nature.

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My first real crush was on a boy a couple of years older than me. I was thirteen. I thought he was the cutest and wanted some kind of relationship, but with him in England, and me in Denmark, the crush only lasted one season.

What are you passionate about? I like to live. That is what I’m passionate about. I like to pursue my interests and feel happy when I do. I’m passionate about people who do the same. Who show spirit. Who have a spark. I’m passionate about my first day in the ocean when the water is 12 Celsius degrees.

The author reflects on life before the internet, reminiscing about freedom in childhood and youth. After moving to California, the internet became integral, enhancing convenience with tools like email and Google. Recently, she opted out of centralized platforms like Google and META, reclaiming control over her online experience and valuing personal connections.

The author highlights the joy of eating seasonal fruits in different locations, such as papayas in Mexico and strawberries in Denmark. She emphasizes the importance of consuming locally grown produce, while acknowledging exceptions like buying tomatoes from Spain. Danish cuisine focuses on local ingredients, including wild plants and seasonal fruits.

The author discusses her involvement with the local Library Friends, hosting lectures, music events, and cafés. She highlights her work on children's books and the Danish tradition of communal singing, particularly in schools like Højskole. The author emphasizes the cultural importance of songs in fostering community connections through volunteer activities.