For more heritage – click here. My grandmother could mend any damaged or wanting tree or bush in her large garden. Anything touched by her loving hands would live and flower again. This may be a simple pelargonia, but a living heritage from my beloved grandmother. She treasured her flowers very much, and used to […]Read Post ›
Travel theme: Garden For Ailsa’s Travel theme – I picked my favourites. A Japanese Garden and a Swedish Garden – The Garden of My Dreams. For more gardens, click the link above.
Time for a short break. Time for National Tests in school and also some days off duty…I went back to work in October and, as usual, the most buzy days are in April and May. May you all have a great celebration around May 1! Let Spring bring some warm winds now, replacing the rain, […]Read Post ›
For Ailsa’s Travel theme this week – Colours! In the header, the tunnel of film story in Sweden. Lhasa, Tibet… …and Spring of course!
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Spring – Wood Leaves and flowers – for more of this, click the link and visit Cee!
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Letters C or D For Cee’s challenge – a Double D – dog in the dandelions! May I add a C, for cutie…?
Wish, a challenge from Jen. I have just watched the TV news – I often wish I never had. 20 years ago we stopped buying and reading evening papers, and I still avoid much of the catastrophy-, war- and news media. Not my body nor my soul was made for it. I believe nobody’s body […]Read Post ›
Travel theme: Paths Nice company on your path is often welcome… …family and friends… But also – alone, reflective… Stony, hard, tough… Soft, warm and glorious I love paths, and I love the memories when I once again look at them, remember them…a little bit of sadness, a little bit of…life gone forever. These paths […]Read Post ›
Outdoors everything is heavily frozen – beautiful, but my hands and feet are complaining. So, what is happening in my flower rooms now? If you, like me, love flowers, let us go and see! Click to read their names and to enlarge. Some of the orchids are always in flower – especially the Phalaenopsis’. But, […]Read Post ›
