Lost in Translation
Looking for meanings in words, images and sounds
Sing me a lullaby
I’m not walking today, I am sleeping; but if you feel like walking I suggest you join Jo who is heading to the city of Norwich today.
The following photo shows a sculpture that I discovered while walking the streets of Bologna.
Nudo dormiente by Sergio Unia
https://restlessjo.wordpress.com/2015/06/29/jos-monday-walk-finchale-priory
Lost in Translation 
Paula, that is the most exquisite statue! And Brahms, of course. 🙂 Sleep well (and thanks!)
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My pleasure, Jo.
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Very cool, it reminds me of something you would expect to see in pompei? 🙂
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🙂 that comparison did not occur to me, but I appreciate your input Ed.
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Yes, sleep well and get well!
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Beautiful statue.
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Such distinction and style.
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Ola, minha querida amiga Paula. I hear you are unwell and didn’t even travel over the weekend.
I hope you get well soon.
Abraços com carinho.
And I cannot forget to say that I liked your clever entry to Jo’s walk. Beautiful sculpture and music.
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Obrigada, Lucile.
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That’s a sleepy sculpture if ever I saw one, and with the music too I could doze right now.
But work and blog beckon – which shall I do first?!
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Aww, take a nap, Debbie.
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very interesting
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Exquisite, Paula. May your sleep be likewise 🙂
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Much appreciated, Tish.
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very unique..
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Lovely piece of work. Sleep well!
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Shh, it’s already asleep… 🙂
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Beautifully cast, and the way the figure’s left foot is inward turned is an interesting detail.
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That detail caught my eye too.
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You definitely don’t want me to sing, least of all a lullaby. However curl up and rest is my wish for someone who takes beautiful photos. I’m enjoying the snuggle down factor in the cold.
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Thank you for your visit and comment. I’m working now. Keep warm!
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Unexpected and unknown to me ( never seen in Bologna!) thanks for this beautiful gift…
I learn you haven’t been well , Paula …..
So sorry, hope you are better , now!
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Grazie Anna.
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Interesting pose, Paula. The foetal position can be associated with trauma and/or safety. I’d be interested in the name of the statue if you can remember it. Hopefully she is just sleeping snugly.
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I don’t see trauma. “Nudo dormiente”
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I think she is just cold.
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Sweet dreams, dear Paula! Great photo and Brahms! Hope all is well. 🙂
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Cool that you listened to Brahms. I am getting better now. Many thanks, Linda.
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sleep well my friend – and what a striking sculpture this is -beautiful P
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Thank you, Yvette. Have you seen your post? Your challenge was a hit 🙂 Thank you for hosting.
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thank you for not only inviting me – but then making it so smooth during my blog issues. lol – thanks so much and yes – I did see the post and woo hoo – be dropping by soon. xxoo and things are going good – more later
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This is most exquisite, Paula. I hope you had a good sleep. I’ll pop over to Jo and Norwich right away …
Klem, Dina x
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Stor klem til deg Dina. Tusen takk xx
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Definitely a sleeping beauty!
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I agree. The most beautiful expression of ‘sleeping beauty’ 🙂
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