the happy unintended consequence of ensuring my bulbs get natural light is that passers-by get to see the cheery blooms
[thanks to Abi for the prompt]
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I live in Scotland, used to live in New Zealand and travel often for work and pleasure.
I always have my camera with me and enjoy recording daily life and quirky things I see. Digital art and recording life are my primary creative outlets at the moment.
I've tried many crafts and still knit sometimes and make jewellery and play with paper, glue, stickers and brads.
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I live in Scotland, used to live in New Zealand and travel often for work and pleasure.
I always have my camera with me and enjoy recording daily life and quirky things I see. Digital art and recording life are my primary creative outlets at the moment.
I've tried many crafts and still knit sometimes and make jewellery and play with paper, glue, stickers and brads.
maven - trusted expert in a particular field, who seeks to pass knowledge on to others. discussed by Gladwell
celebrate the obvious - what is ordinary to you is often a revelation to others (part of Improv Wisdom)
celebrate the obvious - what is ordinary to you is often a revelation to others (part of Improv Wisdom)
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15 comments:
A bit of Spring! I like the reflection of the houses.
Maggie took the words right off my keyboard!
It is lovely to see daffodils though they seem far too early.
Some bulbs had flowered over the cemetery, we may be in for an early Spring which means passers by will enjoy the cherry blossom all the sooner unless winter hits hard.
Very nicely photographed! Your passers-by get a visual treat.
Yes they would give me a smile if I happened to pass. Nice photo!
I would love to go there to see them too
Such a cheery photo on a dark and gloomy day
And lucky us to get to see them as well!
I do love daffodils, a real sign of Spring.
Love the reflection of the houses...and I DO love daffodils- a sure sign that Spring is coming xx
I love daffs, I noticed they were raising their heads in my garden.
A definite day brightener for your passerbys :)
I love seeing such bright spots whilst walking - I'm sure your passerbys do too.
And cheery they are! I love daffodils at this time of year when it is so grey!
great words & photo.
Spring is on it's way - yay x
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