Sunday, 20 December 2009


When you thought I wasn't looking,
I felt you kiss me good night,
And I felt loved.

When you thought I wasn't looking,
I saw tears come from your eyes,
And I learned that sometimes things hurt,
But it's all right to cry.

When you thought I wasn't looking,
I saw that you cared
And I wanted to be everything that I could be.

When you thought I wasn't looking, I looked ...
And wanted to say thanks for all the things I saw
When you thought I wasn't looking.





Tuesday, 15 December 2009


Penguins in St. Lewis store

Monday, 7 December 2009

Sunday, 6 December 2009






 


Engagement or wedding rings began in ancient time as the circle was used to symbolize a never ending cycle and never ending love.



Betrothal rings were used during Roman times. Roman men gave engagement rings that included a small key. Romantics believe that the carved key was a symbolic key to protect never ending love.



Love padlocks symbolise the same traditions of never ending love.





Love locks are a symbol of love and commitment. 
Creating my Love Padlocks project in Albert Dock as a part of Intervention art project I have been inspired by an ancient custom, which is believed to have originated in China – where lovers lock a padlock on a chain or gate and then throw away the key, symbolically locking their love forever.
Love is misterious and Sacred.

Love padlocks are an expression of hope and humanity, connecting people around the world with the one thing that unites us all - love.  If you are looking for a unique and creative way to express your love and commitment, you now have the chance to play a role in this ancient tradition at Albert Dock, Liverpool.



The Beatles Store


Penguins at Albert Dock

Saturday, 5 December 2009


...........artist unknown...........


Liverpool Go Penguins


My cup of tea...........


Janek Schaefer : Sound Art



British Composer of the Year in Sonic Art, sound artist Janek Schaefer comes to the Bluecoat from 5 December to 17 January to present a six room retrospective of his work plus new commission: 'National Portrait (the last transmission)'