….thanks to Monday Window for hosting this challenge
I love these geometrical windows inside the Royal Museum of Ontario looking out over the city.


….thanks to Monday Window for hosting this challenge
I love these geometrical windows inside the Royal Museum of Ontario looking out over the city.


….thanks to Monday Window for hosting this challenge
From the car window
From my bedroom window in April, in Toronto

From my son’s window in London, England on the same day as above

…thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees
….thanks to Cee for hosting the Fun Foto Challenge
….on the weekend I took a stroll to the naturalized park close to home
It’s not often that our dog, Frances wants to go for long walks anymore. She’s almost 13 and she sleeps most of the day. On occasion, however, when she does want to go for a walk she’s seems to find the energy to make her way to Col. Sam Smith Park. On warm days she likes to go for a swim from one of the three beaches in the park but last weekend the water was a little too green for my liking so I didn’t tempt fate and kept her on her leash.
I love this time of year with the colours changing. Plants are producing berries and seed heads and the grasses are turning brown with lovely seed tops swaying in the wind. The bees are very active these days and the birds are getting ready to migrate. Here are a few of my favourite sightings from my walk last weekend.










…thanks to Norm for hosting Thursday Doors
Walking through Long Branch (south west corner of Toronto) this week I came across a lot of new construction. Many of the older homes are being torn down and replaced with very modern designs. Not all of them are to my liking but some of them have very interesting doors. No two were alike.





….when they first come up through the ground
Today I pulled the carrots from our garden. They were certainly an interesting collection of sizes and shapes. I think our raised garden beds need to be higher and separating the seedlings at the beginning of the summer would have been beneficial to producing more normal shaped carrots.
…thanks to Ludwig Keck for hosting Monday Windows