I thought this week I'd post a picture which I've taken each day, a daily snapshot of what I've been doing or seeing. I'll start with yesterday (Saturday) when I was playing at a wedding at Glasgow University Chapel. This is the scene before the guests arrived.
Very imposing! A beautiful setting for a joyful occasion.
Things have been hectic for a while in these parts. You've probably noticed a slight lack of posts recently, for which I'm sorry, real life has taken over for a bit; lots of worries about money and work, which I don't want to bring here. I'm trying to keep positive and this blog is one of my escapes from the austere times in which we are living. Just so you know, if I'm a bit absent for a bit, there'll be stuff happening; but I won't be gone for long!
June has been quite a good month in the end, and I've had some good times. And lots of cake! I think the cake kept me sane..........as they say, Keep Calm and Eat Cake. The photo was taken in Belfast overlooking the river, where I stayed in a very smart apartment, complete with its own gin & tonic balcony!
I love my purple shed, but I came across this photo below on a browsing adventure and I thought how brilliant it looks. A shed cosy..........how cool is that!! Definitely food for thought :-)
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I've been working away with those lovely yarns I bought a couple of weeks ago and finally finished my rose motif cushion cover today. Here it is, out in the sun and looking pretty gorgeous IMHO!!
I made one side in the rose motif squares, 9 squares in total, each with 5 rounds.
And the other is a granny stripe pattern of the 3 colours, with 2 rows of each colour in each stripe.
It's fastened with lime green mis-matched buttons (bought on Etsy from this seller, BigFish; well worth a look, she has oodles of fantastic button!).
It's a happy coincidence that as I was finishing this off, these lovely purple roses are blooming in the garden, serendipitous indeed.
I'm liking this harmony between my crochet and my garden, it's magical when that happens!
More poppy discoveries today, although I remember planting this one!!
This is the blue poppy or Meconopsis to give it its proper horticultural name.
I love the sky blue colour, it's so unusual for a flower, very eye-catching and beautiful with its delicate feathery petals .
This definitely achieves full marks on the smileometer!
What's making you smile today?
I am Marie, a musician who likes to take photographs and write about what I'm making, reading and enjoying.
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