Amazon Kathy - Lost somewhere in Europe

Well, this is a bag of colorful things (just like my heart and soul) that I would like to share with you in 2009. I hope everyone will have an extraordinary (in the best way) new year! :)
Kathy

Hi everyone! :-)
We've been out for the weekend again, it was amazing. The weather was rainy most of the times, but as you can see we've been able to catch the sun...
About diet: I keep on going... :-) It's rather easy, but I couldn't give up meat... I don't think I would be able to...

This is a FIMO hair thingie, I made it.. this is still shiny because it haven't gone to the oven yet that time, but I've already "baked" it, and other stuff I will show you later if you're interested in my low level art... :-D
Piece to you all! :D

First I got very surprised... then I had to go closer... What the hell??? :-))

First I got very surprised... then I had to go closer... What the hell??? :-))

Caldas da Rainha is a city in Portugal. The name mean "Queen's Hot Springs" or "Queen's Spa". The city of Caldas da Rainha is the seat of the larger municipality of the same name. The city itself has a population of 25,316.
Caldas da Rainha is the capital of the Comunidade Urbana do Oeste (West Urban Community; part of the nation's latest local government plan). The city is best known for its hot springs and pottery.
The Humoristic pottery is mainly decorative, although some may not seem proper for display: the Phallic pottery includes breast-shaped mugs, phalluses, nude figurines and Toilet humour pieces.
The Caricatural pottery originally depicted social stereotypes or occupations (farmer, priest, fisherman) in a depreciative, sarcastic way. Today, public figures like polititians or celebrities are the most sought after, but the most popular is Zé Povinho. This bearded peasant, a character created by Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro, used as a symbol…

Rua Alexandre Braga, a very negative angle... hehehe

See, these are tiles :-)