Another week gone by and here we are at Scavenger Hunt
Sunday. Prompts this week were: Asian, Wavy, Draw, Soft and Texture. Here are my entries.
My son Evan, who is now working at Quinnsigamond
Community College (YAY!), was on Spring Break this week so we went out to lunch
at one of our favorite Thai restaurants, The Thai House, in East Brookfield,
Massachusetts. Here’s my cup
of tea for ASIAN.
Nice WAVY, green lettuce:
A few years ago, Greg got me some drawing
lessons for Christmas. I went faithfully
for about six weeks until I ran out of the free-to-me lessons and then I
quit. I enjoyed the lessons a lot and
worked fairly diligently while I was taking them, but I just couldn’t keep up the
discipline of practicing once I stopped taking the lessons…sort of the way I
was with the piano as a kid. Oh, well… Here’s one of my practice DRAWings
that I dug up for this Sunday. Note that
I decided to draw one of my favorite things,
implements for coffee making.
SOFT yarn…I am in the middle of making an African
flower afghan.
I brought these forsythia branches in last week
to force and they are a nice bit of cheery yellow in our kitchen right
now. I took them back outside this
morning to take their picture and used a bokeh TEXTURE that I found on
picmonkey.com to jazz them up.
23 comments:
your drawing is beautiful! you should do more (if you find time!)
You are endlessly talented. Love the coffee makers. The afghan is pretty. What can't you do? Do you sing too?
You are endlessly talented. Love the coffee makers. The afghan is pretty. What can't you do? Do you sing too?
Oh, you don't want to hear me sing. I am one of the people who in high school, Mr. Svarda would have asked to lipsync. I cannot sing and cannot play music except on my iPod.
wait, what, you have forsythia? You are definitely ahead us in the Spring department. (and with all that snow - amazing!!) Great drawing and I do really like those colors in your yard/afghan pieces.
We have loads of forsythia but it is not blooming outside yet. I forced this one to bloom by bringing it inside in the warm (well, relatively warm) house. It's pretty.
Beautiful photos! I love the second one!
Great entries (as usual)! Love the detail and colors you get in your close up shots! It looks like you have some drawing talent, too.
You are just full of talent, drawing, knitting, photography. I am duly impressed. Your drawing is nicely done, love the knitting and your photography is always spot on.
Wavy greens - what a cool idea and a great shot too. I love your drawings.
The soft yarn is pretty cute, would love to see your work when it's done:) Beautiful set pf photos.
Have a great week ahead!
Scudds
I really need to get a forsythia...mom always had it and when I see beautiful pics like this, it makes me wish I had some.
Beautiful images for all the prompts! Your talents spread in many directions from drawing and photography to crocheting!
Great set. Love that drawing you did.
The Flowers at the bottom are so spring feeling and cheery.
Great Wavy shot too.
Great set. Love that drawing you did.
The Flowers at the bottom are so spring feeling and cheery.
Great Wavy shot too.
love your drawing... i feel the same -- i loved piano, learned it, but lost it b/c i didn't play enough... i have too many interests and want to try everything.
knitting/crocheting is something i want to learn (eventually)... again, too much things i want to learn.... *SIGH*
well the shots were constantly amusing and that drawing was wonderful indeed
dear barbara, what a beautiful drawing! love it:)
wonderful photos, i really like that
forsythia. great colour and the bokeh is fantastic too.
what a great start to my day!
wishing you a wonderful week ahead~
Lovely photos! Regarding your drawing...I can 'see' your style...as I am familar with your photography style...you have a strong impression of things...you are more talented then you let on!!
i can't imagine why you stopped drawing, that looks amazing to me and i love the wavy photo
Love the wavy photo...that bright green against the torquoise is so colorful!
LOVE the forsythia. I really need to force a couple of branches to cheer my kitchen up.
What a splendid search. Digging wavy lettuce. Happy Easter
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