"The heat haze hangs heavy over the leaf green land. The air has weight. I feel it pressing into my unwilling limbs, wrapping itself around my shoulders like a shawl."
As the two day heatwave fled, leaving us with more moderate temperatures, I began to make some changes to my blogs. You've probably noticed that I've made a new header for this blog. (I love designing blog headers!)
You can read about some of the changes and my decision to let some blogs lie fallow for now, in a post I wrote earlier this week--> Redesigning and Downsizing.
This week I also decided to join in with July's a river of stones over at My Name is Zing where I will be posting my captured moments as 'small stones' every day this month.
So that's enough news! Let me get back to what I saw this week :-)
Outside the town hall, the hanging baskets were in bloom. . .
And in my garden this week, were more splashes of Red. . .
and a carpet of Purple underfoot. . .
And in my garden this week, were more splashes of Red. . .
and a carpet of Purple underfoot. . .
Sweetpeas growing up outside my window. . .
"I wanted to take pictures of the day leaving and the nightcovering the vast heavens with stars. So I walked out into
the moth rich darkness, and was entranced by the intricate
silhouettes of trees etched against the sky."- My Name is Zing
And then last but not least. . .I was waiting in the car while Joe picked up something from a local industrial estate.
While I was waiting I looked around from my passenger seat vantage point, for things of
interest or beauty (as I do! ;)) - and the first thing I saw was this scene below.
Almost an abstract art image - I love the lines, shapes, angles, and shades of blue.
And then, I saw the scene that became my first entry for a river of stones . . ."Growing among the rusted metal
and stark utility of factory units.
The tiny yellow flowers bloom."
- My Name is Zing
My second river of stones entry was a moment of reflection that I had this morning.I wrote about it in the post beneath this one.
I hope you like the new look! I am intending to post here more regularly from now on. :-)
Happy Sunday everyone. I hope you have had a good week. x
Thought of the week"It's never too late - in fiction or in life - to revise." - Nancy Thayer
We would love to have you on board and we will make you very welcome, I promise. :-)
Images and words Susannah Bec.



