Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 March 2009

March already!

The window above the altar at St.Marys, Lakenheath.

I'm not really sure where those February days have gone! How nice that the weather is improving and the evenings are getting longer. My favourite time of the day is late afternoon when we take the dogs to the forest for their run. The beauty of the trees and the peaceful walk is a real tonic. The dogs are so funny to watch and they each have there own way of exploring.
Harry, my powderpuff, is on the look out for birds all the time and stands upright like a meercat trying to see one in the trees! She couldnt catch one if she tried though, as she is rather clumsy for such a small dog!

I have noticed that there seems to be a growing trend in Decos and ATCs for Cemetery Angels and the Gothic style that goes with them. Personally I prefer the vibrant colours of Stained Glass Windows.

I hope you enjoy these pictures.

Thursday, 19 February 2009

Hoarding!

"Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful." William Morris

Its been quite warm here the past few days and that brings out the spring cleaning mode! I love William Morris's quote but its so difficult to follow.

Do you ever get that .. oh but it may be useful one day .. feeling whilst you are trying to clear out your art room? I do all the time and I have spurts of braveness when I can clear out some of my craft clutter! Luckily I have a friend who also crafts living nearby so I can validate my reason for getting rid of stuff ... " I know...I'll give it to Ingrid" saves me the sorrow of having to throw that "maybe useful" stuff away!! :-)
My little friend Prinny is playing with a biscuit in a shaft of sunlight!
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"Eliminate physical clutter. More importantly, eliminate spiritual clutter."
D.H. Mondfleur

Saturday, 18 October 2008

Who me??

This picture was sent to me this morning and it put a smile on my face.

Just look at his expression, what fun he must have had,

I dont suppose the local council enjoyed it so much!

Harry used to be a digger, there were holes everywhere in the garden but she doesnt do it anymore, perhaps its a puppy thing?