Category: humour

Friday Follies

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The road to humble – who knew? (Posted for Proscenium’s Friday Follies.)

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Friday Follies

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This bird knows where to nap! (For Proscenium’s Friday Follies.)

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Friday Follies

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No arguments here!  Although apparently some people need further warning: Submitted for Proscenium’s Friday Follies.)

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What’s that you say?

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“Do you like cornflowers?” I was certain I heard the gardener say. “Very much!” I replied excitedly envisioning a sea of blue amongst the velvet violets of bearded irises and buttery yellow of day-lilies. “What are these?” I asked when the job was done, pointing to odd looking flowers, whose centers over-powered the drooping petals. […]

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Friday Follies

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Submitted for Proscenium’s Friday Follies.

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Friday Follies (on Saturday)

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There are so many things to be said about this photo, but I’ll just leave it here: Submitted for Proscenium’s Friday Follies.

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Just for Fun

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“Take a picture while I’m swinging, Grandma!” “I can’t.  You need to stay still.  Hey…get back here!?” Kids are so easy to make laugh. “Look Grandma, I found my people.” Where does this kid get it from? And just in case you are wondering….apparently he does exist… (Just for fun is the weekly prompt for […]

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Things People Drive (CFFC)

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I once married a man, whose obsession with cars was equal to worship.  I think of our relationship – and all that was missing – when I see vehicles, who clearly take time and attention to keep on the road. That’s not to say I can’t appreciate a finely tuned antique vehicle, nor does it […]

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An End to Irony

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Life is full of irony, or so it feels when that is foremost on one’s mind.  Here are just some of the ways that irony has played a role this week:  Concerned that the hotel we were staying at was pet-friendly (and I am deadly allergic to cats), we made distancing ourselves from animals the […]

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