Well, Pensée means thought. Perhaps she’s thinking about how bored she is.
Ice Swimmersays
The colours of the pansy flowers give this quite a different feel compared with other fleurs animées. Pansy (and also the related viola) is orvokki in finnish and Orvokki is also a woman’s name. Most of the well-known ones were born 1920-40s.
Pansies have quite an extensive history. Reading about it yesterday, I got a bit of a shock when I read that Margaret Mitchell had planned on naming her “heroine” Pansy O’Hara, and decided on Scarlett at the last minute. I’m grateful for that, because I really like pansies.
rqsays
Pansies in Latvian are atraitnes, which means ‘widow’. I have no idea why.
voyagersays
Definitely pensive. Perhaps she is wondering why she has no little friends around her like les autres fleurs.
She looks bored. And a little bit annoyed. I think she’s being stood up.
And I love the bodice of the dress.
She’s thinking.
Well, Pensée means thought. Perhaps she’s thinking about how bored she is.
The colours of the pansy flowers give this quite a different feel compared with other fleurs animées. Pansy (and also the related viola) is orvokki in finnish and Orvokki is also a woman’s name. Most of the well-known ones were born 1920-40s.
Pansies have quite an extensive history. Reading about it yesterday, I got a bit of a shock when I read that Margaret Mitchell had planned on naming her “heroine” Pansy O’Hara, and decided on Scarlett at the last minute. I’m grateful for that, because I really like pansies.
Pansies in Latvian are atraitnes, which means ‘widow’. I have no idea why.
Definitely pensive. Perhaps she is wondering why she has no little friends around her like les autres fleurs.