True Colours Thursday - IVORY

The best I could come up with was 'dried flowers' & 'plaster of paris'.
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The Wednesday What's It

So there is light at the end of the tunnel. Beneath Perth.

Today's Flowers #43

Hydrangea - Hydrangea with large white, pink or blue flowers.[from Greek hudor 'water' + aggos 'vessel from the cup shape of its seed capsule]
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Mellow Yellow Monday #22

Have no idea what this tree/bush is!!

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Talking ‘bout BOOKS

The next Book Club choice - not too sure if it's going to be a book I can read last thing at night. May have to find an 'easy' read.

Saturdays Birds

You may have to 'click on pic' to see the magpie looking at the twenty eight.

Sky Watch Friday #47

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True Colours Thursday - PURPLE

Chilly weather (it is winter, after all!)so that's the reason for the scarf.
signed Mr. D.S.

The Wednesday What's It

What is it all about? This breeding of Beanie Kids!
I suppose it could be laying around in confined spaces......

Today's Flowers #42

The bush next door.

Mellow Yellow Monday #21

High winds & torrential rain led to leaks in the new shopping mall.

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Talking ‘bout BOOKS

At the moment I’m reading ‘Relative Love’ by Amanda Brookfield, 534 pages (have read 179 pages). English family novel (I had to do a family tree!) enjoyable so far.

Jane Fonda ‘My Life So Far’ 579 pages not including preface, contents, filmography, acknowledgments, index, credits & permissions, about the author & about the type. I’m up to page 123. One chapter at a time, between novels for now.

Last week I finished ‘Flying Under Bridges’ by Sandi Toksvig, very strange little book, weird but witty.

Then there was ‘The Beach House’ by Jane Green, book club for May. The kind of book which doesn’t tax the brain, comfortable light reading.

I have now ordered from the library ‘Dark Places’ by Kate Grenville, the next book club choice.

Last but not least is ‘Behind the Scenes at the Museum’ the June Book-It List Book Group. Go visit. I did have this book but it went on its way with book-crossing. Looking forward to reading it again

All this will keep me going for a while.

Saturdays Birds

Magnificent Magpie in a friends garden.

Cobalt

Better late than never. Posting this group for the color Cobalt for My True Colours

Sky Watch Friday #46

“Nothing but blue skies do I see”……. And six sky diving pink and grey Galahs.

Butterfly cards

I was thrilled today to get a P/C from the people at LUPUScrossing. I sent a hand made card to them (see this blog April 14^th), not only did I get a card to say thank you but my double sided card is pictured on their official one (top right & 2^nd down left). They had some beautiful butterfly cards. You can see them on LUPUS

The Wednesday What's It

Today I’m just going to give you this site to look at.

Little People

Those of you in London do try & get to see the exhibition.

Today's Flowers #41

Pretty in pink, flowering seedlings.
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My first AWARD

What a delightful surprise it was to see I have been awarded with a Kreative Blog Award from London Calling

In turn I pass this award on to

SightLines

COLOR informal

Fragments treasures memory

GOT ART

A Photo A Day

Mellow Yellow Monday #20

A shopping center obstacle. Not sure what the exclamation symbols mean!

“Made my bed – now just leave me alone!”

Temperature dropped down to 5 deg last night & Ebony just wanted to curl up & go to sleep. Later she crept onto my bed & made herself comfortable there.

Saturdays Birds

Two Crows discussing how good they were at stealing Yanchep Library’s mail.

Sky Watch Friday #45

Wild weather here but not as bad as Queensland, hope everyone is OK.

Today's Flowers #40

Onion heads, from next doors garden.
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The Wednesday What's It

This was sent to me by a friend. ‘Tattoo of the Year’. Believe it or not. Real tattoo or has it been ‘photoshopped’? Good for a laugh anyway!

More stamp cards

From Tiana in Moscow (her grandmothers stamps, including a 1981 Soviet stamp)

and this in the shape of Romania handmade from Mircea

Mellow Yellow Monday #19

I think these are the flowers of Eucalyptus erythrocorys (Red-cap Gum)

Grey Pillows

View towards Two Rocks.
Just love the planting of ‘grey pillows’.
Not sure what their official name is.

YES it’s finally NO!!!

West Australians have rejected daylight saving in what will be the final referendum on the issue during the Barnett Government’s time in power.

For the fourth time in as many decades, WA has voted ‘No’ to daylight saving.

Sky Watch Friday #44

Call me a copy-cat!

Inspired by Mo’s photo of an old mill near London see http://aglimpseoflondon.blogspot.com/

I found this one. Looking out onto the old vineyard from a building at New Norcia , Western Australia.

The Wednesday What's It

I Know what it is, do you?

Another good book

Very interesting memoir by the daughter of Anne Deveson. Good read.

Mellow Yellow Monday #18

Enough said!

Today's Flowers #39

Mothers Day Flowers

The orchids arrived from Chris, Jade & Shannan.

Don’t they look amazing!

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Unusual book!

Just finished this novel (on loan from Sam). Thoroughly enjoyed the many chuckles, another good read.

Sky Watch Friday #43

As the sun sets in the West.......

Help

Does anyone know what year this may have been taken? It has Weymouth in the corner and is in the form of a postcard (British Made).

The Wednesday What's It

Found: a little black hole in the garden, what is it? Miniature mole? Industrious spider? Crab escaped from the beach? Wasp or Bee? Anyone know?

Talking of bees, I have just read ‘The Secret Life of Bees’ by Sue Monk Kidd – best book I’ve read in a long time, probably since ‘Secret River’ by Kate Grenville.

Today's Flowers #38

This is a Bougainvillea growing on the other side of my road.

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Mellow Yellow Monday #17

‘Public Art’ Not sure what it is, maybe flowers! All I know is that it cost a lot of $s.

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Junk Mail Art

Sent to USA

At last!

How many men does it take to revamp a concrete ramp? 4 at one end & 3 at the other. At LAST the council has decided to make the ramp at Yanchep Lagoon actually work! Lets hope they all did a good job!

Sky Watch Friday #42

Blue sky, five birds, a flag & green grass.