endless gratitude iii

all these are from the festival's last day.

endless gratitude ii

most of the Friday at the festival I was at the Yuri Landman workshop with Emma and eight others, building a Home Swinger, and Saturday was spent learning to play the instruments together and ultimately show off on the big stage. it was a totally awesome experience, even though I was very nervous. I obviously didn't get any pictures of that, but there are some over on Tine's cool blog.

endless gratitude

I finally took the time to look through the photos from this years Festival of Endless Gratitude (there are many, many, many); it made me all nostalgic, but luckily there is a support show for the festival, this Thursday at Mayhem, so I can wallow a little bit. can't wait. hopefully a lot of people will spend a lot of money, so the festival can live on. and this Wednesday there's the release of Geiger no. 21, which will include some of my photos from the festival. woo!

these seven photos are from the last day of building and the first official day/night of the festival.

belly's butterflies

I am so excited about two specific things right now.

one thing is the election here in Denmark (which by the way is the same day FoEG starts, why, why, why - aaargh) where it's really important that the (right(red)) people win. the excitement about this is a bit uncomfortable and I hope it won't affect me too much, though it'll be a little weird to not watch the TV constantly at a time like that. finger's crossed!

the other is that the Festival of Endless Gratitude begins in three days - wooo! - and tomorrow is my first day at Remisen, where it's at, and I'm going to help as a volunteer and sew a lot of fabric together in tent-like things for decoration. I can't wait to see how it looks and I can't wait to be there again; last year was so great that I can't put it into words.

<3 <3 <3

eat your d-vitamins

taken this February.

it seems like such a short time ago that the frost ate at my windows and now it feels like winter isn't far away again. this summer was such a tease that I almost didn't notice it was here, but I do like winter a lot, and am looking forward to wear my winter clothes again and hopefully it'll snow a lot so I can coax my friends into building snowmen with me.

in one week the building of Festival of Endless Gratitude begins and I can't wait! my mom just gave me three shopping bags full of fabric that are going to help a part of the decoration take form. more on this later.

FOEG2010

festival of endless gratitude 2010.

jeg glæder mig virkelig meget til årets festival.