It has been a very, very long week. One filled with busy-ness, pouting pre-teens, furious four-year olds, falling fences, facing demons, bloodshot eyes, and little bits of happiness for no reason. Yesterday, the almost-spring sun was shining and, as you never know how long sunshine will last in England, I went for a walk at
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Sometimes you have to get through the whole day…… A day full of blocked drains… and plumbers… and headaches… and sons having headaches… and hairdresser appointments… and waiting for deliveries… and wrong orders arriving… and terrible, awful customer service… and having no food in the house… and not eating breakfast until dinner time… and taking
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This week has been one of those weeks where I’ve been stuck for too long working and having to sort out about a million problems. Mercury going retrograde has been a huge pain in the arse this time – he’s played havoc with technology, which has meant more time actually with my eyes burning in
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Yesterday sunset from the attic window: Today from the water’s edge:
Yesterday was one of those days I could really have done without. It started off bad, was shaky in the middle but ended decent(ish). My moods, as you’ve probably guessed, haven’t been particularly chipper lately. So when the postman brought me a surprise packet from the High Court it didn’t exactly make me do the
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This week my camera hasn’t come out much because I’ve been SO busy. These are my weekly winner photos for the meme/carnival over at Sarcastic Mom. We hired a car for the weekend because we needed to drop the boys at Guildford to spend the weekend with their Dad. Yesterday we bought a sandwich for
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The theme this week for You Capture was ‘up close’ and getting macro shots. I went into the garden for inspiration on Saturday morning. While Paul did the gardening and Tabitha picked up leaves (then tried to eat them) I pottered around with my camera. Just my type of gardening It took me forever to
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