I can't believe another week has gone by so fast...
there are finally some signs of spring finally showing in my yard!
I am showing a fox in my sketchbook that I mentioned last week...
and some photos that I took when my husband and I got a day to ourselves, well a half day. We had to go to a CSE meeting for my son (and we got great reports from the teachers and therapists on how well he's doing this year. Especially when he's 13 and puberty normally worsens autistic behaviors. It was wonderful to hear that he is asking for work, learning his alphabet and community workers and even doing great in self care skills that he won't do at home! Yeah!) and so we took the whole day which left us time to ourselves in the morning to shop in a new town.
Well, an old town that I haven't been to in years.
Angelica
If you love antiques, this is the place to go.
I only got into 3 stores and then we ate at the Canteen.
I played in photoshop a bit with the photos taken in the stores....
I always love anything bee related... a I bought the tiniest little fabric bee....
I also bought a little doll, a tiny carved wooden box and some homemade fudge and an amethyst crystal to put on my walking stick this year. No pictures of all that though. Oh, and a wee tiny goddess. I will have to get photos I think of her at least.
It was a lovely day... and lots of other good stuff this week, that I will have to share later.
Happy friday!
Lovely photo of my home, and my town!!
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful home and town! What a coincidence i took a photo of just the one house in town!
DeleteLovely photo of my home, and my town!!
ReplyDeleteOMG that fox is gorgeous!!! We can't believe that is in your "sketchbook"! That should be framed!! :) Sounds like you two had a lovely day and good news all around. Soooo happy for you!
ReplyDeleteAnd bees. . . here's a quote from my favorite Bee inspired book, "Flora took pleasure in the delicacy of her approach and studied the ways of the smallest, sweetest blooms she could find, tiny pimpernels and forget-me-nots hiding in the pockets of the fields. The energy of the sun on her body and the joy of foraging filled her soul. She flew the fields and gathered until the light began to fade and she heard the sound of her forager sisters' wings turning for home. Then she joined them."
Thanks so much! I don't think i know that book. What is it?
DeleteYour sketchbook must be quite the wonder... and the hipster/hamster thing made me snort my tea!!! great way to start a saturday morning!
ReplyDeleteGreat sketchbook drawing. Your fox is awesome. I love antiques but haven't been to an antique store in years. I would probably buy something.:) Take care.
ReplyDeleteLove the fox!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend xx
Beautiful work and like Tracey, I had a good laugh of the hipster/hamster thing.
ReplyDeletegorgeous fox Andrea! How wonderful to get such good reports regarding your son. Love the photos from your visit in that town-that would be my cup of tea for sure! Happy PPF and happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove your beautiful fox in movement...and the great photos too!!Especially the coloured glass in the window! I had to chuckle about the hampster....LOVED it...thanks for the giggle!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
really lovely photos and the fox is lovely! Happy Paint Party Friday! Have a beautiful week!
ReplyDeleteI love the fox painting and your photos too.
ReplyDeleteLove the fox painting!! Beautifully done
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your fox painting - just stared and stared at it. And what fun pics of your shopping day - that hipster/hamster sign is hilarious.
ReplyDeletea very lovely fox
ReplyDeleteand wonderful photos
i love things bee too