Thoughts of a Soo

The face that Boo drew A Hallowe'en kind of boo

I think it might be time to source some more old furniture for rejuvenation pretty soon. It helps charity and keeps me out of mischief and that can't be bad!

...very often, but this is quite a nice photograph of some anyway.

Taking time today to pause and remember. Mary Chapin Carpenter - Grand Central Station And to be thankful for simple acts of thoughtfulness and kindness. And opportunities...as my nan would have said: "better to be born lucky than rich".

Once sent me this postard.

Loved walking across the moors and seeing these lovely sheep. It was almost as if they thought if they just paused for a photo I would stop talking to them and they could go back to simply enjoying their day.

in Stratford! I'm sure there were lots of other exciting things there too, but I chose to photograph this!

Here it is... the famous, the only, the fish finger keyring!

And tomorrow she will be sharing with you her very own friend the fish finger keyring! It's good stuff...

I enjoyed spending time in this rather lovely pipe when I was young. (I was also known to hide in the cupboard under the basin in the bathroom.) My brother often used to hit his head when exiting this pipe via the smaller hole. Years later my sister played in it too.