….thanks to Pic and a Word Challenge for this week’s theme – Steps
Every day I walk
Ten thousand steps, sometimes more
Sometimes less – feels good
….thanks to Pic and a Word Challenge for this week’s theme – Steps
Every day I walk
Ten thousand steps, sometimes more
Sometimes less – feels good
…thanks to Nancy Merrill for hosting the Photo a Week Challenge
My second most favourite colour is blue. Here are my entries for the theme blue.
….thanks to Frank over at Dutch Goes the Photo for hosting Tuesday Photo Challenge
I know I’m a bit late for this week’s challenge but better late than never. I particularly liked this week’s theme because it’s so open ended. So I went back a year ago to see what memories I could stir up.
A year ago I spent quite a bit of time with my Dad (the oldest member of our family) and my granddaughter (the youngest member of our family). My Dad and the family attended a wonderful wedding together, the two of us went to the Royal Winter Fair and I accompanied Winnie to the park, lunch at a restaurant and the Hamilton Santa Claus Parade.
….since there is no new challenge this week I decided to go back to Nancy Merrill’s blog and check out which challenge I’d missed
The challenge that I missed was Reflection
….thanks to Patrick Jennings from Pix to Words for hosting this challenge
…..thanks to Sue Llewellyn for this week’s word ‘float’
This week’s photos use the word float as a verb and a noun, from floating in the air, on water and marching down the street as a parade float.
……join Sue Llewellyn’s weekly photograph challenge or check out what other people are posting for this week‘s theme, intricate
…..thanks to Sue Llewellyn for this week’s word ‘pots’
One of my favourite photographs is of my husband standing on a ladder to stir down the tomato sauce that we were preparing for canning. The pot is huge and he couldn’t see over the top of it without elevating himself above the rim of the the pot.
…..thanks to Sue Llewellyn for going into her dictionary for this week’s word ‘shell’
….thanks to Sue Llewellyn for dipping into her dictionary for the word companion