Koko loves to dress up her animals.
"Knitting" with chopsticks. It's amazing how a salvaged piece of red yarn can become treasure.Also, have a look at Kyrie's naturally dyed red eggs. You can find her instructions here. And while you're there, check out her lovely children's book list. How I love book lists!
Kae na ri or forsythia. Elizabeth Mitchell has "Pom nat tur ri," a Korean song that pays tribute to forsythia on her You are My Little Bird album. The lyrics are here.
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The ultimate red and yellow: Jesus' sacrifice and glorious resurrection.
2 comments:
Aren't those yellow flower things called Mee Na Ree? Didn't the the name was forstyth. I really miss spring-- watching the green buds slowly come out, the magnolias blooming, and the yellow mee na ree bursting into color in the dead end of winter. I guess thats the small price I pay for living in Phoenix where its 75 sunny degrees in the dead of winter with greenery everywhere. I miss Chicago at times.....just not the snow and snot freezing weather!
Nope, I've confirmed it with the resident Korean. It is gae na ree.
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