I have another blog challenge which is to describe your day or your year….given that for the most part the minutiae of my day is pretty boring…extend that to a year and you get 365 days of the same. I think that I would like to tweak it a little and talk about the development […]
This picture is for the heading “old” in my photo scavenger hunt challenge. It’s my mother’s doll. My mother died dancing, celebrating my father’s 90th birthday. She was wearing her sparkly dress, her silver dancing shoes and she looked like a “million bucks.” After the Anniversary Waltz and a fast jive number, she was just
I finally found my red rose. It was hiding in the back of the garden, so I am sending it to you. I know that you would probably want it on a Monday when things can be a little down. I always feel that you can get through anything on a Friday, unless of course
I’m just back from Woodstock, which I have re-named WOWstock because of the fabulous time we had there. First the organizers of the festival are just the nicest people – friendly, helpful and appreciative!! Secondly the show has a real “down home” feel about it. It feels like a festival for fleece. There were fleeces
Hopefully the sun is shining where you are; but if it isn’t here are some blue skies for you. The sun hasn’t shone here in Toronto in almost a week. I have been popping Vitamin D capsules and “thinking” happy thoughts to dispel the gloom. Here are the pictures taken from the Staples parking lot. It
I am in another Photo challenge, so there will be more pictures and more blogs and of course I am knitting; but very busy at work. This particular photo challenge is to take 5 pictures in a week and then to choose one of them and write a blog about it. Crazy Quilt Here is
I have been fascinated by Lynette Meek’s painted knitting. The link is to her blog where she posts lots of information and by the way, she has a booklet out now on how to paint your knitting. I decided that I had to try some painted knitting, since I have a very nice chunky alpacalicious
First I must apologise to any readers who may be vegetarian. This photo is part of my photo a day challenge. It’s a neon sign over a butcher’s stall in the St Lawrence Market in Toronto. I took the picture, because to me it “screamed” raw, red meat, as in BBQ’d steak perhaps. For meat lovers especially
I wasn’t thinking of writing this photo up – but the more I look at it, the more I see some interesting relationships. It has an other worldliness about it and for people who would like to make their products, services and /or themselves out of this world, here is my take. 1. The photo was
