The last Friday of the month, that means it's time for a Scavenger photo-hunt
Joining in with Kate at I live, I love, I craft, I am Me
Quick explanation for those who would like to join or a reminder for those who already play.
Our scavenger hunt goes like this ...
A word to inspire a photo
the photo inspires words
it can be a new image
or one from the archives
Try to think 'outside the box'
It is only a game
and we do it for fun,
see you at the end of the month
with all your photos and stories xxxx
(taken from Kate's blog)
Lost/Found
My current read
Spotted this at the library and as it fitted the words this month, I thought I'd give it a go. Serendipitous?
Print/s
A beautiful handmade lino print Christmas card 2019 made and sent to me by Christine
Lunch
Two slices of plastic toast -
sugar free, fat free, calorie free AND ...
it's the tastiest lunch ever when you are playing with a little person
Starts with M ....
A name .... (pretty rubbish and boring photo)
It's better if I show you where it's printed, it's the name on my bicycle
ENDS with T....
Sweet ..... the toffee penny is always one of the last left in our Christmas chocolate box.
What gets left in yours?
My own choice
Quiet contemplation time at the monastary
The link-up page can be found at Kate's to see what other scavengers have come up with.
Why not join in next month
Love and blessings
Julie
Lovely photographs, Julie. I've got a few toffee pennies left myself. They always end up in my rucksack to take with me out on walks. X
ReplyDeleteI've now got bicycle envy. Oh yes, the toffee pennies, I think they're my least favourite in Qualiity Street.
ReplyDeleteThe book was an excellent find; well spotted. We don't have tins of sweets at Christmas (or any time) but I know I'd find everyone was a favourite! I'll pass on lunch thanks! The best photo is the Monastery; quiet contemplation is often missing from our lives.
ReplyDeleteThe book looks interesting, I might have to look for that one myself. Love your take on lunch, that's very bright and quirky :-)
ReplyDeleteI had a step through bike for a few years but found it heavy to ride, so I upgraded to one with shock absorbers, much nicer on the knees. Lovely photo's.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Julie, love Milly :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely! The low calorie lunch made me smile, so full of colour and fun, thank you for joining in x
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing what photos you take to represent each prompt, Julie--and I must say--I LOVE your bicycle :)
ReplyDeleteGreat selection & the toy lunch made me smile with memories of our own kids & grandkids, all too grownup now to play pretend.😏You bike is lovely & I so wish I didn't know have vertigo,so I could still ride, but I stick to walking these days.That monastry is beautiful & just the place for a bit of quiet contemplating. Have a lovely weekend & take care.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and I loved the lunch tray - took me way back :) But my favourite is the print - beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's always the coffee ones that get left in our sweet tins! ... and your wee bike looks lovely.
I remember those lunches, they are the best! Your bike certainly looks like a Milly, very nice.
ReplyDeleteI can tell you the orange and strawberry are the first ones to go, and the toffy and caramel are the last!
Great photos. One of my colleagues has a bike like yours. I prefer the bus myself!
ReplyDeleteWe had a tub of Quality Street given to us at work by a customer. The toffees were left to last because you can't eat them on the shop floor! A creme sweet will dissolve much quicker if a customer interrupts your sweet snack!
Lovely photo choices but now i want to know more about your bike :-) I quite like the penny toffees, the orange and strawberry are the last to go at our house��
ReplyDeleteLovely photo choices but now i want to know more about your bike :-) I quite like the penny toffees, the orange and strawberry are the last to go at our house��
ReplyDeleteThe garden of lost and found, now that sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteDiana
Great photos Julie, I should take lessons mine are hopeless.Thank you for the comment on my blog, a mum's hanky was always useful!
ReplyDeleteGreat selection of photos. Not had quality street for a while but it always used to be the ones with soft, fruity middles. Nowadays it would probably be the toffee ones. Your lunch looks tasty;)
ReplyDeleteInteresting post, Julie.
ReplyDeleteYour scavenger hunt was great Julie. I especially enjoyed your lunch with the little one...how cute! I love toffee too. Great name for a bike too. RJ@stitchingfriendsforever
ReplyDeleteGreat Photos , What fun.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Julie. It was a surprise seeing my card pop up there
ReplyDeleteGreat choices and lovely photographs :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan