Random happenings, interesting reads, pretty objects and things of interest from the past month.
- A pile of books awaited me at the library I work in when I returned from my break away. So much inspiration and some gorgeous photos to drool over.
- Recent good historical novels I have enjoyed are: The Indigo Girl by Natasha Boyd and The Birdman's Wife by Melissa Ashley. Both are based on the real lives of two remarkable women.
- Tamarillos are ripening - they're a lot smaller than what I can buy from the store, fingers crossed they're still as delicious. Feijoas are falling off the tree quicker than I can consume them now.
- As my school holiday activity for the library I work in, we made wings. Hundreds of feathers were coloured and decorated by lots of children, parents and staff alike, cut out,and then I had the job of assembling the wings ready for photo opportunities. I think we all did a pretty good job.
- The Fashion revolution has been taking place the last week or so - some interesting reading and food for thought about excess consumption, buying quality over quantity, knowing who makes your clothes here.
Wishing you all a fabulous weekend and week ahead.
I always love your photo series! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteAll of your photos looks so pretty and that stack of books - you always have such awesome selections! Thanks for the recommendations ~ I'll have to check those out :-)
ReplyDeleteI think those wings are fantastic -- what a group project and what great results!
ReplyDeleteLovely bright Manuka or kanuka flower. I too will check out the books .
ReplyDeleteIts still pouring down here .
The fussy cutters book looks interesting? The feathers are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteYou must belong to the best library in the world Julie! What a wonderful selection!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors, that first photo of pink flowers is a knockout, and good looking fruit and
ReplyDeletebooks. That's a good opportunity to work in a library. I'm going to look into that.
Love the angel wings they are amazing. Great to collection of books, is the top photo manuka? Jealous of your feijoas and tree tomatoes, old fashioned name I know.😆 I am going to look for a plant and see if I can grow one here, we do not usually get frosts here so there is hope!!
ReplyDeletePlaying catch-up here - yummy tooking tamarillos and feijoas. You have a good selection of books there, what do you think of the Fussy Cutting book, I'd be interested to know. Yes, you did a good job with the feathers, brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteYou always take such beautiful photos Julie.. they make me drool! There's lots of interesting colour in the garden at this time f the year. The feathers look great - what a lot of cutting for you though!
ReplyDeleteI like the feathers. :-) WOW, what a project.
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