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There, what do you think? This happens to be the favourite of all my favourite Jay Mountford photographs taken back on 9th March at the Little Hermitage in Kent. I was contacted back in April asking if I’d like to review a canvas and service of Bags of Love, the personalised gift company [...] 
Well mine in all honesty is let to do much as it pleases in as much as I am not a constant gardener but one who dabbles now and then. Thank goodness the forsynthia knows that! She gets a good cut mid summer and again in the autumn and we get on just fine. [...] 
It’s still been very cold this week , it even snowed in some parts of the UK but there’s a hint of spring in the air. Maybe it’s just the slightly longer days, arriving home from school and still having enough light to play in the garden for a while, or maybe the shoots [...] 
A couple of weeks ago I was invited up to London to attend an event held by Motorola. It was to promote their new RAZRi smartphone and as my current phone (an HTC Wildfire) has been on it’s last legs for a few months I was eager to find out more. My HTC Wildfire, [...] 
What do you think? She’s a cutey isn’t she. This is Gracey my granddaughter when she was over with us earlier in the year. We had so much fun and the twins enjoyed having someone smaller than them to look after. Gracey celebrated her third birthday last weekend and it’s always a disappointment [...] I have loved the beauty of the Magnolia tree for years, I had a Magnolia tree in our last house and miss it dearly, this tree shouts out Spring to me and on a sunny day the beauty and delicacy of the large flowers is mind blowing. These Magnolias stand by a beautiful [...] Week 94 and I’ve only missed a few so thanks Tara for prompting me every week to get my camera out and have a go at trying something new. I shall be one of the last to link up this week as I didn’t have a clue what to do. The prompt was Light [...] Hi Tara, Today I think I may blow you away with awesomeness, the lovely lady you see here is my great grandmother. Her maiden name Irma Kovats de Dalnok, she was very well known in Brasso a provincial town of then Hungary and now Romania, her mother was descended from the most ancient Szelky [...]  |
     
  
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