The weather forecasters are predicting it will snow next week! Let’s see if it’ll happen. For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
They say it will snow soon!
Sunrise in the heart of London
It was a golden sunlit morning. Bright with a hint of warmth. I couldn’t help stopping to capture the moment on my phone. I was heading to my new work place. It was my first day at my new job. For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
Wonderfully delicious dumplings, all for me!
Felt utterly decadent that Saturday. I had a craving for dim sum and headed into Chinatown to eat all four dishes by myself! Not to mention a mango pudding dessert.🍨 Washed all the beautiful goodness down with chrysanthemum tea. Delicious! Life feels pretty good after a great meal… For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
Sin
… and redemption. It’s an ancient story of hope and forgiveness. But it starts with acknowledging we’re flawed. It starts with understanding our sin before God. For Debbie’s One Word Sunday
Found walking home from the station 🚉
Spotted the markings walking around St Leonards in Sydney. It was probably done by workmen to see where they should dig. But I thought it looked interesting. The time stamp also tells me it was 17 October 2019. In just a few weeks I’d be living on the other side of the world. For Debbie’s... Continue Reading →
Short walk to a sunlit station
It was an ordinary station. But the morning light was magical. For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday and Becky’s #WalkingSquares
Made for walking around the Tate Modern
There was a time when our boy enjoyed following me to the gallery regularly. It takes a special exhibition to get him out there these days. But, at least he’s still interested! For Becky’s #WalkingSquares
Some chocolate on your coffee, Miss?
I was at my local Italian deli. She was a lovely young woman at the coffee machine. Huge dark eyes, deep brown skin and a generous smile. She turned to ask how I liked my coffee and called me “Miss”! Standing in line, I remembered my grey hair, the freckles and age spots on my... Continue Reading →
They cleaned off the tomato soup
Last week, two climate change protesters threw the contents of two cans of tomato soup on this Van Gogh painting. They also glued themselves to the wall. It was thankfully clean when I visited the National Gallery yesterday. The only evidence the protesters was the slight change in the wall colour where they painted over... Continue Reading →
At the incredible Palace of Versailles
The pictures don’t do it justice. It was my second time there. I was five years old when I first played in these gardens and walked the palace rooms. I don’t remember it being so lavish and beautiful. Only remembered that my legs ached from all the walking. For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
Admired the Mona Lisa from afar
I was my first time at the Louvre museum 😁 For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
Watching deer graze at Richmond Park
Taken on my phone and edited with Hipstamatic For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
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