Christmas drawing by Anja

Dec 22, 2012 | 16 comments

Merry Christmas everybody.

Greetje

16 Comments

  1. katty
    katty on 24 February 2019 at 00:36

    ha ha so funny! Never got a reason for Rudolph’s red nose before!

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    • katty
      katty on 27 February 2019 at 14:19

      wow, living and learning! Learning is one of my favourite things- but, I like Anja’s explanation better, call me romantic, haha

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    • No fear of fashion
      No fear of fashion on 27 February 2019 at 14:19

      I heard yesterday that all reindeers have red noses. In short it comes down to the fact that Rudolph’s nose is red because it is rich with red blood cells. These red blood cells protect the nose from freezing and keep the temperature of Rudolph’s brains stable. If you look at their noses with a thermographic camera they are actually red.By the way, that song about Rudolph is such an opportunity for parents to set things straight. After Santa Claus asked him to guide the sleigh, all those bullies “loved” Rudolph. Success makes friends, but it is not a real friendship. I hope parents tell their children that.

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  2. Marianne van den Berg
    Marianne van den Berg on 24 February 2019 at 00:36

    This is a funny one again. And thank you Greetje for your explanation . My nose gets red when I drink too much, and that never happens anymore. I think Rudolph has a feminine touch, I love his eyelashes. Will you please give my best wishes to Anja from me.

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    • Tanguera/Anja
      Tanguera/Anja on 27 February 2019 at 14:19

      And my undertitle with this drawing was: “Not every deer has Rudolph-aspirations!”. Hence the eyelashes; this happens to be a female deer, who does not feel to be turned into a Rudolph at all;-).

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  3. Marianne van den Berg
    Marianne van den Berg on 23 December 2012 at 21:20

    This is a funny one again. And thank you Greetje for your explanation . My nose gets red when I drink too much, and that never happens anymore. I think Rudolph has a feminine touch, I love his eyelashes. Will you please give my best wishes to Anja from me.

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    • Tanguera/Anja
      Tanguera/Anja on 25 December 2012 at 13:17

      And my undertitle with this drawing was: “Not every deer has Rudolph-aspirations!”. Hence the eyelashes; this happens to be a female deer, who does not feel to be turned into a Rudolph at all;-).

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  4. katty
    katty on 23 December 2012 at 05:23

    ha ha so funny! Never got a reason for Rudolph’s red nose before!

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    • No fear of fashion
      No fear of fashion on 23 December 2012 at 16:31

      I heard yesterday that all reindeers have red noses. In short it comes down to the fact that Rudolph’s nose is red because it is rich with red blood cells. These red blood cells protect the nose from freezing and keep the temperature of Rudolph’s brains stable. If you look at their noses with a thermographic camera they are actually red.By the way, that song about Rudolph is such an opportunity for parents to set things straight. After Santa Claus asked him to guide the sleigh, all those bullies “loved” Rudolph. Success makes friends, but it is not a real friendship. I hope parents tell their children that.

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    • katty
      katty on 24 December 2012 at 01:58

      wow, living and learning! Learning is one of my favourite things- but, I like Anja’s explanation better, call me romantic, haha

      Reply

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