The DIY project has begun; I have rediscovered the joy of cross stitch; I have a wonderful new book to read (concentration has been very poor recently and I'm managing to keep up with the photo a day challenge! Hurrah!
Plus, tomorrow I am meant to going on a hike and the autumn colours are fabulous this year :) No fear of winter has crept into my bones just yet and there is still just enough light to type by at 18:22 :)
This past week's photos are a mix of two months, October starting brought a brand new month of prompts from Fat Mum Slim, this time it's all colours and I don't know how I feel about it yet. But first there were two left over from September to share, feast your eyes........
Plus, tomorrow I am meant to going on a hike and the autumn colours are fabulous this year :) No fear of winter has crept into my bones just yet and there is still just enough light to type by at 18:22 :)
This past week's photos are a mix of two months, October starting brought a brand new month of prompts from Fat Mum Slim, this time it's all colours and I don't know how I feel about it yet. But first there were two left over from September to share, feast your eyes........
Day 29 - grey
Part of the Berlin wall, painted grey and with a monotone flowery hand grenade pasted onto it. Love the extra scribbles too
Day 30 - pineapple
I haven't reached that part in the pattern but soon I'll be stitching a row of pineapples 🍍😃
Day 1 - yellow
A dandelion in full bloom
Day 2 - pink
I tried to find something 'different' = pink sheep in a field not far from home!
Day 3 - blue
A blue pillar with a reassuring little sign.
Pink sheep look alarming - but it fades? Or washes out in the rain?
ReplyDeleteYes, i believe it's food dye and causes no side effects at all and fades in the rain xx
DeleteA good selection of pictures. I like pineapple and wish I could grow them on the plot.
ReplyDeleteIt's damp and dull today so I'll be armchair gardening after lunch.
Thanks, and to you too. xx
I love pineapples too! I have heard of some people having limited results here in heated green houses but not outside. I'm one of those people who likes it on pizza too, haha, I very rarely eat pizza but I think it livens the dish up xx
DeletePink sheep - how come?
ReplyDeleteIt's October and breast cancer awareness month - I don't know who started it but many farmers dye their sheep pink to raise awareness. It's not harmful and washes out but it is a startling and funny sight :)
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