



…checking out MaryLou’s show and the art produced by the studio artists at WAAC





…and in the main gallery















If you have any trios to share, either new or from the past, just copy my link and paste it into your post. Have fun!
…starting to get ready for my next art show in August



Both pieces are 7 x 5 inches on watercolour paper using collage and mixed media. With a mat and frame they are 10 x 8 inches.
…thanks to Judy Dykstra-Brown for hosting the Numbers Game https://judydykstrabrown.com/2026/04/20/the-numbers-game-121-come-play-along/
I’m always surprised what pops up when I type the number in the search box. This week the surprise was an old photo of my sister’s wedding. My youngest sister and I were the matrons of honour and our parents were standing behind us.





















…in the neighbourhood




…a little late





If you’d like to share some trios just copy my link and paste it into post. Have fun!
…this week we’re looking for photos with the number 242 in the search box
Thanks to Judy Dykstra-Brown for hosting the Numbers Game Photo Challenge https://judydykstrabrown.com/2026/04/13/the-numbers-game-120-come-play-along/#like-179672
This week 242 pulled up photos of flowers, an evening at the rugby game in Guelph, outside our flat in London, the V & A in Scotland, road trip to the east coast, Kevin’s art, our granddaughter in London, the CNE and old photos of my parents.


















…it’s been 14 years since I signed up with WordPress
I started thinking I might do this for a year or two. If someone had told me I’d still be here 14 years later I would never have believed it.
My followers have seen me navigate my last years as a teacher and how I have explored retirement, my journey into making art and improving my photographic skills, enjoying three weddings of my children and the births of my two granddaughters and all the wonderful travels we’ve had to Europe and across Canada.
I have also shared some of the more difficult periods in the last 14 years like my struggles with my weight, my husband’s ups and downs with his numerous chronic illnesses and the death of my father. On the bright side the good have definitely outnumbered the bad.




































































































































This takes us up to 2020.