This week’s prompt is Changing Seasons. I couldn’t decide between these two so I am posting both, and you can’t even stop me because it’s my blog.
‘Winter changed into Spring. Spring changed into Summer. Summer changed back into Winter. And Winter gave Spring and Summer a miss and went straight on into Autumn.’
A belated entry for the last weekly photo prompt – this week I’ve been busy editing and formatting this charming eBook every spare moment I have (worth your pennies, proceeds go towards supporting children’s theatre) and it slipped my mind, but I actually have a bit of a thing about photographing reflections so I wanted to share one before going onto the new prompt!
This week’s photo prompt was ‘thankful‘, to coincide with Thanksgiving in the USA. I am thankful for a lot of stuff, but I didn’t want to post pictures of all the friends, family and peanut based confectionery that give my life meaning without getting their permission; so I’ve gone with words and caffeine – two of the things that shape my daily life and make this blog what it is.
This week’s weekly photo challenge is to come up with a bunch of photos that say ‘green’. Here are mine.
My Green Gallery includes, in no real order – Graffiti of Ron Weasley on a wall in Ljubljana, gin bottle lamp my sister made, bubbles in Holyrood Park, Peacock in a park in Warsaw, updated rules to a Lord of the Rings drinking game, green books in our flat, a sinister spinning wheel.
If nothing else this exercise has taught me how to make a WordPress gallery, which I’m sure will prove to be a very useful life skill… See other people’s green galleries here.
A couple of weeks back my friend had all her hair shaved off to raise money for the British Heart Foundation. I reckon her new look fits in with the renewal theme pretty well. Also I think you can still donate if you want…
I have so much writing to do this month I will go crazy if I don’t do something else too, so I’m going to join in with a couple of photography challenges. This one is from the post a day blog.
If pushed to describe what geometry means to me (unlikely, sure, but stranger things have happened), I’d probably say something vague about lines and shapes and change the subject. So, without further ado, some lines and shapes:
And how is NaNoWriMo going for you?!
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