A Photo a Week Challenge – Circles and Squares
What to do With Old Paint Brushes
….I’ve been meaning to write about this for awhile now
Back in February or March I received a request to donate old unwanted paint brushes, spools of thread and old frames to the Women’s Art Association of Canada. A couple of very creative women had come up with an idea of how to use them as decorations for a major fundraiser that ran over 5 days in April.
I managed to attend the first evening and was delighted to see how Janet and Deniz had used the old brushes. Here are a few of their creations.
New Flower (May 18, 2019) – Yellow Ranunculus
Friendly Friday Photo Challenge – Chair
….thanks to Snow for this week’s theme for the Friendly Friday Photo Challenge
I feel like I’ve posted some of these photos before. Hopefully for those of you who are new to my blog you’ll find them interesting.













New Flower (May 17, 2019) – Double Daffodils
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Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge – Hands, Feet or Paws
….thanks to Cee for hosting the Black and White Photo Challenge
New Flower (May 16, 2019) – Orange Ranunculus
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New Flower (May 15, 2019) – Yellow Tulips
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This Little One Brings Sunshine into my Life
….even if the weather doesn’t want to cooperate
After a stressful morning on Tuesday my husband suggested that I drive to Hamilton to spend some time with the family. I had originally planned to go there on Thursday but my father’s CAT scan appointment came through and it turned out to be on the same day. On the weekend we didn’t see Gaelan, Brendan or Winnie because Gaelan came down with a stomach flu.
I was in desperate need of some ‘Winnie’ time so I quickly fed the neighbour’s cat (a story for another time), put the car seat back in the car (in case we decided to drive somewhere in Hamilton) and headed out for the highway.
Just before I reached the onramp for the QEW I remembered that I had left the dog outside and forgot to lock the front door. Back I went.
Eventually I did get to Hamilton and spent the day playing games and reading to Winnie. While I was there I noticed that the sun was trying to come out and it seemed to warm up. After much coaxing we finally convinced Winnie to go for a walk to the playground at Dundurn Castle.
We spent about an hour there and then we had a hard time convincing Winnie it was time to go home.

































