…thanks to Cee for hosting the Fun Foto Challenge
Anyone who knows me is aware that I love textures. I love to photograph textures and paint with textures.






…thanks to Cee for hosting the Fun Foto Challenge
Anyone who knows me is aware that I love textures. I love to photograph textures and paint with textures.






….thanks to Frank for hosting the Tuesday Photo Challenge





….no snow…don’t worry
Here in the west end of Toronto we have a park and a ski hill that was built entirely with garbage. It’s a wonderful place with soccer fields, baseball diamonds, a track and field stadium, walking paths, picnic areas, a go carting facility, a golf course and yes a ski hill.
My husband is coaching a group of boys to help them with their physical endurance and running skills. Last week I decided to join him and we drove to Centennial Hill together. Rather than sit around I decided to go for a walk and I climbed the hill alongside the ski ramp. It was nice and shady and I could stop and rest on the ramp when I needed to.



At the top of the hill I had a wonderful view of the next city, Mississauga and the Toronto airport from one side and the park further along the ridge.
….thanks to Cee for hosting the Fun Foto Challenge
… thanks to Cee for hosting the Fun Foto Challenge
Do you have photos with five or more items? Time to go into the archives.
….thanks to Cee for hosting the Fun Foto Challenge
….thanks to Cee for hosting the Black and White Photo Challenge
….unlike other years this one is in before July
When I was working our garden sometimes didn’t get planted until the end of June or later. This year, thanks to a burst of energy, my husband was eager to get the seeds and plants in for his vegetable boxes. I’m in charge of the flowers.
The weather has finally shifted and it’s been comfortable enough to work outside in the garden. The soil is no longer swimming in water and is finally dry enough for planting. The family who cuts our grass also seeded it a few weeks ago and it’s looking very lush and healthy. Two evenings this week it’s been warm enough to eat supper on the deck and I’ve been enjoying my morning coffee outside.
Today’s dinner started with this amazing burrata, roasted peaches, prosciutto, tomato and arugula salad.
The main course was a mussel, shrimp, halibut and chorizo stew.