joining in with Hawthorn Spell weavers photo scavenger hunt
craft
making progress with my hexagons. assisted by my ever present helper.
Apparently this is His sunny spot....
Horizon
a gorgeous sunset sky over the estuary.
orange
tulips mixing their fiery reds and yellows to glow orange in last weeks sunshine.
something else
teenage boy's idea of how to cut a cake into 1/6ths. I told him to cut it in half and then cut one half into three pieces. This wasn't quite what I meant...........
stick
foraged beach treasures, a long piece of driftwood and some rope. looks like some kind of crazy crochet apparently. I have other plans for it.........
growing
tomato seedlings on the window sill. could be a while before they make it out to the greenhouse, it's freezing in there.
memories
the aftermath of the flood at my mother in laws. We salvaged as many of the photographs as we could, these ones curled and needed carefully flattening.....
fresh
well it certainly feels fresh outside. It's May in two days......
feather
treasures from the notice board, everyone has paper feathers next to the list of emergency phone numbers don't they.......
wet
oh look more snow.........
hope you have a lovely weekend everyone, are you doing anything exciting?
I'm looking forward to May. Surely it won't snow in May.....
Really don't want it snow on Sunday, K is running her first half marathon. I shall be waving and jumping up and down to keep warm..........
The creative cake slicing made me smile! Wishing you a warmer weekend with no snow on Sunday! We're off for a day at the seaside tomorrow so I'm hoping the wind will drop.
ReplyDeleteThe cut cake had me chortling out loud - excellent :) I have never had an emergency paper feather, feel the need to make one NOW!! Thank you for joining in :) x
ReplyDeleteYou never know how a teenage boy (or girl) is going to interpret instructions. Love the paper feathers. Curious to see what you'll do with the driftwood and rope. Hope there's NO MORE SNOW and May is sunny and warm.
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations for completing the challenge, love your interpretations :-}
ReplyDeleteBrrr, that looks seriously chilly. Love the beach treasure, and my tomatoes are waiting patiently for warmth as well. The cake cutting made me laugh. I'll take that slice please. Good luck to K in the half marathon. I shall be watching football, so also jumping up and down to keep warm. And clutching a flask of something hot. Wishing you all an excellent weekend. CJ xx
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I can't believe it is snowing so near to May....the photo of the cake made me giggle! xxx
ReplyDeleteLovley take on the challenge and did laugh at the sticks and rope looking like giant crochet. Boys and their cake, eh! We are experiencing weird weather down under too, with it being very warm some days in April. Have a good weekend and take care.
ReplyDeletethe funniest thing about the cake is that after he'd cut it he announced it was mushroom cake. Mushrooms are the things he dislikes most in the whole world! x
DeleteFingers crossed for sunshine and a light breeze on Sunday to aid K. Best of luck to her. Have a great weekend (hopefully no more snow!) x
ReplyDeleteit didn't snow! we did have wind and rain boo! but also by the end it was dry and the sun even tried to come out! x
DeleteGreat cake slicing! I'm intrigued about what you have planned for your beach treasure - a swing maybe? Those tulips look gorgeous in the sunshine. Good luck to K for her half marathon - fingers crossed that we don't have any more of the snow whilst she's doing it. Wrap up warm. xx
ReplyDeleteooh a swing would look nice with the beach treasure! There was no more snow but I wouldn't say it was warm but she did GREAT x
DeleteLovely selection of photos. As for teenage logic...I've got one of those too!
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I wonder if there's any one who understands teenagers.........
Deletebeautiful pictures, and the cake made me laugh! hope the half marathon goes well, I have grand plans for getting back to running again post-August but I fear they might be over ambitious!! x
ReplyDeleteYour tulip photo is beautiful, light and colours are intense and magic. Teenage logic is most intriguing. Keeping my fingers crossed for a warmer day for you and K to enjoy the running/watching. x
ReplyDeleteI too liked the tulip photo; as for cutting the cake ... sometimes people never cease to amaze me.
ReplyDeleteLove the cake story, priceless! I too am hoping that it does not snow in May but if it does I am holding out hope that a cold spring means we will have a warm summer.......or perhaps that will just be in my dreams!
ReplyDeleteoh I like that theory! no snow yet. x
DeleteThe challenge has been such fun hasn't it? I love that your 'sticks' photograph looks like crazy crochet. The cake slicing is original but who's to say which way is right? ;-) X
ReplyDeletethe teenager is right. they always are. about everything...........
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Really great finds! I like the 6ths cake!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Tess! I love the cake shot -- that's the way we generally slice cakes and we take a lot of flak for it from people who aren't used to it LOL! We're having a late spring here too -- no snow though!
ReplyDeleteGreat selection of photos - love the cake cutting and the crochet hook and yarn!! Caz xx
ReplyDeletethank you, I think giant crochet should be a thing!
DeleteI've been missing your posts lately, Tess, and I'm sorry. I really enjoyed seeing these photos of life around you. The cake photo made me laugh out loud because I have two people in my house who would do the same thing and one of them is a grown man. :)
ReplyDeleteThat cake cutting is hilarious!!! I do love your beautiful assistant for your craft! Very pretty he is too!!! The stick picture is certainly intriguing!!!!x
ReplyDeletehe is a lovely assistant but he often has dirty feet..........
DeleteLove the puss cat and the cake. Our weekend was due to be spent, at least on the Monday, in a field watching a reenactment Sharpe style. Unfortunately the weather was vile so we went to a pub for lunch instead! Saturday afternoon was spent by the side of the road in the sun waiting for the Tour de Yorkshire. The TV picture was restored just before it reached us. When I saw myself albeit fleetingly on the coverage I was aghast at how orange my hair looked. Wish that we had today's weather on Monday I would have got loads done xx
ReplyDeleteMy hair was similar to the tulips - which was why I mentioned it....
DeleteYou've some fab pictures. I love the beach treasures one and how bright the tulip is. I love doing photo scavenger hunts, such fun! X
ReplyDeletethis one was lots of fun! x
DeleteThe cake is interesting! Love to see the aged wood on those outdoor chairs. Driftwood is so pretty! I see you have tulips...they are not up yet around here.
ReplyDeleteIt is Mother's Day today so I wish you a wonderful Mother's Day....mother's should be celebrated every day!
Beautiful hexies, and tulips. The cake is very funny, I think a good exmample of male logic! X
ReplyDeleteYour teenage cake cutting made me laugh! And I'm very intrigued by your driftwood and rope now, hope we're going to get to see more.
ReplyDeletemostly I despair about the teenager but sometimes you have to laugh. still no decisions on the rope. I must get onto it.
DeleteLove the photo of the kitty of the hexies...I have plenty of similar photos of my helpers splayed out across my work!
ReplyDeletewhat is about helpers! xxx if only they did the ironing instead of getting everything hairy.....
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