Monday, January 5, 2009

Andy Warhol One Blue Pussy painting

Andy Warhol One Blue Pussy paintingAndy Warhol Marilyn paintingAndy Warhol Flowers Red 1964 painting
How's this?" they asked. "It never strikes nowadays .... "
"That's because we no longer think of the time," said Granny. "Was any one thinking of the time?"
"Yes, I was," said Tyltyl. "So and elbowing one another and laughing and shouting with pleasure. Then, for a time, nothing was heard but the sound of the wooden spoons noisily clattering against the soup-plates.
"How good it is! Oh, how good it is!" shouted Tyltyl, who was eating greedily. "I want some more! More! More! More!" it's eight o'clock?... Then I'm off, for I promised Light to be back before nine .... " He was going for the cage, but the others were too happy to let him run away so soon: it would be horrid to say good-bye like that! Granny had a good idea: she knew what a little glutton Tyltyl was. It was just supper-time and, as luck would have it, there was some capital cabbage-soup and a beautiful plum-tart. "Well," said our hero, "as I've got the Blue Bird! . . And cabbage-soup is a thing you don't have every day!…" They all hurried and carried the table outside and laid it with a nice white table-cloth and put a plate for each; and, lastly, Granny brought out the steaming soup-tureen in state. The lamp was lit and the grandparents and grandchildren sat down to supper, jostling

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