Happy St. Valentine's Day, friends. I made a wildflower installation for you.
I made my origami heart (to write my valentine's message inside) using these instructions that I found via A.C. and some Japanese paper.
And something romantic: the ending to a very sweet film: Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain. I haven't seen this film in a long time, but it was my favourite for many years.
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Happy Valentines Day to you sweet Melissa
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Happy Valentine’s Day! I always feel slightly odd about origami – my Grandma was obsessed with it when we were kids and would buy us books and then try and have us fold increasingly intricate shapes that we had little interest in. However, your heart looks both lovely and pleasant to make.
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haha- i love the idea of you and your grandma making intricate origami art.
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thank you clare- same to you 🙂
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happy valentine’s day to you too! Love the installation xxxx
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I love the flower composition
And I love the origami heart (I`m going to try to do a heart…)
Thank you very much and happy day for you too
xxx -mar-
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Happy Valentine’s Day to you ! ^^
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I used to watch that movie every night- no joke- every night without fail.
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How lovely.
Happy Valentines Day!
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Hi Melissa
Just remembered I haven’t finished my box of Valentine Chocolates. Nothing better than lovely chocolate for breakfast plus it’s in the healthy food triangle?
Off to work now!
Cheers
Karen
Newcastle
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Happy Valentine’s Day!!!
Here is a band you will love.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J7E5hqjX0o
Local for me, but so amazing.
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Nice heart! Much fancier than the paper I glued onto cardboard for my valentines… Never mind, I’m pretty sure they were all about the chocolate anyway. Love love LOVE Amelie, sweetest film ever.
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Happy Valentine’s Day!
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