Joining in with Kate for the monthly scavenger photo-hunt. You can see the other photo-hunters in the April link-up post on Kate's blog (I live, I love, I craft, I am me)
The words for April were :-
Edge
Loaf
Bridge
Mine
Black
My own choice
Edge
Standing right on the edge of the platform to take a picture
(DH took this one, he's the train buff!)
Loaf
Playing Happy Families card game with my granddaughter.
I had the loaf family in my hand :-)
Bridge
The Humber bridge
and here we are driving across it on our way to the seaside
Mine
The feel of sand between my toes
Black
That would have to be my mood one day this month. Not possible to photograph that, but what I can show you is the black tape hubby put over the window that was smashed on my car
My Own Choice
Signs for the community garden newly made children's own growing area.
Drawn by my granddaughter when she came for a sleepover this week
Laminated by nanny and all ready to put up when we are next there.
Love and blessings
Julie
I love that you have the Loaf family as your picture for that prompt.
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to feel the sand between your toes. :)
I'm with Shazza & her comments about the Loaf family, which is a game I've never seen & as for sand between my toes, I love it. I thought your own choice is great & you must have talented little grandies, who take after their Nan. Thanks for sharing, take care & huggles. BTW, it's a long time since I've been over the Humber Bridge, so must remedy that some day.(giggle)
ReplyDeletePlease tell Isabelle that i'm impressed by her drawings:-)
ReplyDeleteI love your hunts. You always chose great things. We always had to cross a bridge going to the seashore too. I've never heard of the card game but I bet it was fun. Feeling sand between your toes is a wonderful feeling. Most of all I enjoyed seeing the drawing of your granddaughter. It is fantastic. Hope you are having a lovely weekend not like the day your window was damaged. RJ@stitchingfriendsforever
ReplyDeleteGreat thinking outside the box, especially the Loaf family :)And the feel of sand between your toes is something I haven't experienced for quite a year or two. Must get out to the beach again...but I think I'll wait 'til summer now.
ReplyDeleteDiana
Lovely photos and interpretations, love the Loaf family also Edge and Mine - it's wonderful to feel sand between your toes. The Humber Bridge is so majestic it's always exciting to drive across it . The drawings for the Children's Garden are wonderful:)
ReplyDeleteOh, it's such a long time since I played Happy Families, that's brought back lots of happy memories. A great photo for Loaf! I'm itching to get some sand between my toes again, I do love trips to the seaside. What great drawings for the children's area at the community garden, Isabelle's done a great job. Sorry to hear about your black mood, sending you lots of love xx
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of the loaf card game, I'm going to look for it, I have a 5 year old nephew that I would like to get him interested in card playing. I will have nice white Florida sand between my toes in 2 weeks. After the cold Spring here I'm looking forward to it. What a shame about the car window!! Love your Children's garden signs! Have a great weekend, Mary@stitchingfriendsforever
ReplyDeleteHmm, I am so sorry your window was smashed Julie. I much prefer that you enjoyed sand between your toes. Do that again soon for the both of us. I have not been able to do that since I have gotten this crummy migraines three years ago.
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing your toes Julie, and very pretty ones they are too.. sorry about the smashed window, hope it's fixed now.
ReplyDeleteIt's been years since we drove over the Humber Bridge; we don't often travel that way as it is a bit for for a day trip. But it was good to be reminded about it. I used to play Happy Families but can't remember the Loaf Family (that was a good one). Such a nuisance about your car window; hope it is all fixed now. The bridge is my favourite photo by the way!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Julie...loving your interpretatiions too. So sorry about your car window...loving the drawings. Debbie x
ReplyDeleteIsabelle is quite the artist :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat choice of photos but sorry about your car.
Lovely selection of photos and stories and lots 'out of the box' thinking!
ReplyDeletethank you for joining in x
Great Photos .
ReplyDeleteSorry about your car Julie.
Love those little garden signs .
Enjoy your week.
A good selection of photos to match the words, Julie.
ReplyDeleteIsabel is good at drawing.
I've always loved going on train rides so I did like your first photograph.
ReplyDeleteSmiled at the Loaf family and admired your grand-daughters art.
A lovely post.
All the best Jan
Great photos. Nice to see your interpretations.
ReplyDeleteLovely choices! The LOAF family made me smile! Best wishes
ReplyDeleteSuch cute drawings by your granddaughter, Julie! Much better than I could do--truly :) So sorry about your window--I hope it can be repaired very soon. Wishing you a merry, merry month of May! ♥
ReplyDeleteAll fun photos, except for your car's window! I love the drawings, so very colourful.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Julie (well apart from the car window)
ReplyDeleteThe signs for the Children's Garden are adorable
I love opening your blog page as I get such pleasure at seeing your little silver sewing machine on your banner picture.
ReplyDeleteGreat selection of pictures. Love your Happy Family cards but Loaf family is new to me. So sorry about your car window. Sickening.