…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.
…March 24, 2026
Here are memories that the number 239 pulled out of the archives.
Thanks to Judy Dykstra-Brown for hosting the Numbers Game https://judydykstrabrown.com/2026/03/23/the-numbers-game-117-please-play-along/
…thanks to Sue W and Gerry C for hosting Weekly Prompts https://weeklyprompts.com/2026/03/21/weekly-prompts-weekend-challenge-tunnel/
…March 19, 2026
If you have any trios to share I’d love to see them. Just copy my link and paste it into your post. When I get the ping back I’ll be sure to check it out. Have fun!
–thanks to Judy Dykstra-Brown for hosting the Numbers Game https://judydykstrabrown.com/2026/03/15/the-numbers-game-116-please-play-along/
This weeks number is 238. What photos pop up for you?
…thanks to Sue W and Gerry C for hosting Weekly Prompts https://weeklyprompts.com/2026/03/14/weekly-prompts-weekend-challenge-bulbous/
What do you think of when you hear the word ‘bulbous’? Something big and round or perhaps a swelling of some kind or does your mind go straight to flower bulbs?
Here is the definition for bulbous.
…thanks to Judy for hosting the Numbers Game Photo Challenge https://judydykstrabrown.com/2026/03/09/the-numbers-game-115-please-play-along-mar-9-2026/
Here is what popped up when I typed 237 into my search box.
…from a visit to the ROM to an art opening at the Abbozzo Gallery and finally to a concert at Koerner Hall to celebrate International Women’s Day
Early in the week my friend and I and her two grandchildren and her daughter spent a few hours at the museum checking out the dinosaurs and the stuffed animal displays before heading to the playroom.
On Friday, Kevin and I joined our friends, Laurie and Phil and our daughter, Andrea and daughter-in-law, Josie at the Abbozzo Gallery for the opening of Richard A. Jacobson’ show, r|age. The theme was on age and aging and embracing the inevitable. It was a very interesting show and being able to meet the artist is always a bonus.
On Sunday, my friend Liz and I went to Koerner Hall to see the International Women’s Day Celebration. The concert featured three indigenous women from Canada. All three are award winning solo artists.
Shawnee Kish was the first presenter and her genre is alternative country.
Amanda Rhéaume was accompanied by a Métis fiddle player. Her music tells stories of Métis resistance and resilience.
Tia Wood was the youngest of the three presenters. In her 20s Tia left her home on the Rez in central Alberta to follow her dreams in Los Angeles. She developed an enormous social following as a creator.
Here are some of the songs put out by these artists.
Shawnee Kish
https://open.spotify.com/track/0D2DxT4D6SLe4a19HlzcgI?si=yccWvjw4SpS8ncEyTAAJxQ
Amanda Rhéaume
https://open.spotify.com/track/71ALgRSQ1neaZmRT2Ivj0P?si=ZqM-pbQjTzOZSsX_zZkpwQ
Tia Wood
https://open.spotify.com/track/6abgej5aQVjWvSFydjqo6o?si=8flK5kM2RU6uUQ-ArW-i1g
…at least two of these will be entered into the show
Do you have a favourite?
