Yesterday I made a tiny batch of strawberry jam, just about a dozen large strawberries
Today's cleaners' day, and after I left them a bunch of lavender along with their payment, I came to the library, great destination in pouring rain.
I did a bit of the public jigsaw
And noticed this
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This month's Library gallery exhibit, caught it just in time, is an interesting concept, created by three local camera club members.
A lot of lights and reflections, but I did my best
These are just my favorite choices. One of them, the barn, looked great for Magpie's Mumblings, for a quilted artwork. And I thought of AC, and wondered if these would appeal. There were a couple of fally-down houses for Mary.
Happy day everyone. Pouring here and I saw a huge beautiful merle collie, trotting by, marvelous coat. In the rain. I'll bet he's rolling about on the rugs at home now, drying off and shedding up a storm. Too bad humans dry off less dramatically!
Going home soon to a lovely clean house soon, wheee!
I do love the idea of a public jigsaw, and indeed, a jigsaw library.
ReplyDeleteVery nice summer tea! I guess 'they don't build them like they used to' is proven in that photo of house and tree. Enjoy the clean house.
ReplyDeleteMore to come on that house. Watch this space.
DeleteAlways something going on at the library!
ReplyDeleteWait for tomorrow's followup.
DeleteOh you know I DO love a fally down house. Nature certainly takes those back into its bosom.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely treat to be able to go home to a clean house! One of these days I'm going to make an effort to find someone to come and clean mine. It will make my life so much easier.
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DeleteDo it! Especially find someone with a nice atmosphere around them like my lovely cleaning family.
DeleteLocal strawberries aren’t ripe here yet. We’re been eating homemade rhubarb jam though. Love it.
ReplyDeleteHomemade anything is better than store bought, even the niche brands.
DeleteOld houses have charm, and a sadness when they are left to rot. Abandoned busses give me the creeps. I don't know why that is.
ReplyDeleteI don't like pictures of abandoned interiors, same reason.
DeleteDilapidating things interest many photographers, and barns too whether they be in good repair or not, but better in not, I think. 😀
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen you doing buildings as much as natural phenomena.
DeleteI really have to start my London puzzle. It'll be a toughie!
ReplyDeleteIs this a huge one?
DeleteI remember that Holmes-Tallman House! It's just a few miles south of where I used to live in East Brunswick.
ReplyDeleteSomething for everyblogger today!
Deleteooooh - you had it right! That barn certainly does catch my eye. It's a rather unusual design. Do you happen to know the photographer?
ReplyDeleteI like old vehicles too, but for some reason buses don't do anything for me. Trucks, cars and tractors are great though.
I don't know which person took that one. There were several participants. But Wayne was running the exhibit, so you could follow up with him. His card indicates: Wayne @BuiltWorldPhoto.com
DeleteThanks - I'll try to contact him!
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