I have lived in the UK for most of my life, but when young I definitely had wanderlust and even ended up living in South Africa for several years which was a wonderful experience. I now look forward to a long and leisurely retirement doing what I like most - gardening, photography, walking and travelling.
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15 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: Blessing”
She’s lovely.
Despite not being very seasonal in a European sense, due to the eastern influence and the heat, it seems very appropriate for this time of year to see a peaceful blessing.
Regards as always, Pete. x
It is a local statue – outside the Thai restaurant 🙂
Fooled me, Jude. It looked hot there!
Have a peacefully merry Christmas, and a blessed new year,
Pit
Thank you Pit. You too 🙂
Blessings to you honey!
What a serene image.
Very peaceful Jude. Peace and joy to you.
Snap! 🙂 🙂 Only I have a few of them (if you know what I mean) I nearly fell out of my chair laughing when you said she was a local. I thought you were going all ‘peace and love’ 🙂 I count you as one of my blessings, Jude. Still scurrying about today- one present is still in the post with Amazon and there’s wrapping and ‘bits’ to do. Eventually though I’ll end up in a heap with a glass this evening and I shall raise a toast to you. Merry Christmas!
I saw your counting blessings just before I went to bed, didn’t touch the computer till very late yesterday. Cleaning, wrapping and fresh food shopping – only the usual with a couple of extras 🙂 Lisa’s tree decorations are beautiful, but I wouldn’t expect less from your glamorous daughter. ‘Peace and love’ to you Jo – enjoy!
I’ve just collapsed! All done except veg for tomorrow. Sitting here in expectation that James will take to the kitchen soon, before I waste away 🙂 Have a lovely time!
Cheers my dear, put those feet up now and relax… 🙂
Wishing you a peaceful Christmas, dear Jude. Thanks for being such a dear fellow blogger friend.
Big hugs and lots of fairy dust from us. Xx
Aw, that’s so lovely Dina, thank you 🙂 Not much in the way of snow or frost here, but it has been a lovely sunny afternoon. Have a lovely time. I can just imagine the girls with jingle bells on their hats and shoes 😉
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She’s lovely.
Despite not being very seasonal in a European sense, due to the eastern influence and the heat, it seems very appropriate for this time of year to see a peaceful blessing.
Regards as always, Pete. x
It is a local statue – outside the Thai restaurant 🙂
Fooled me, Jude. It looked hot there!
Have a peacefully merry Christmas, and a blessed new year,
Pit
Thank you Pit. You too 🙂
Blessings to you honey!
What a serene image.
Very peaceful Jude. Peace and joy to you.
Snap! 🙂 🙂 Only I have a few of them (if you know what I mean) I nearly fell out of my chair laughing when you said she was a local. I thought you were going all ‘peace and love’ 🙂 I count you as one of my blessings, Jude. Still scurrying about today- one present is still in the post with Amazon and there’s wrapping and ‘bits’ to do. Eventually though I’ll end up in a heap with a glass this evening and I shall raise a toast to you. Merry Christmas!
I saw your counting blessings just before I went to bed, didn’t touch the computer till very late yesterday. Cleaning, wrapping and fresh food shopping – only the usual with a couple of extras 🙂 Lisa’s tree decorations are beautiful, but I wouldn’t expect less from your glamorous daughter. ‘Peace and love’ to you Jo – enjoy!
I’ve just collapsed! All done except veg for tomorrow. Sitting here in expectation that James will take to the kitchen soon, before I waste away 🙂 Have a lovely time!
Cheers my dear, put those feet up now and relax… 🙂
Wishing you a peaceful Christmas, dear Jude. Thanks for being such a dear fellow blogger friend.
Big hugs and lots of fairy dust from us. Xx
Aw, that’s so lovely Dina, thank you 🙂 Not much in the way of snow or frost here, but it has been a lovely sunny afternoon. Have a lovely time. I can just imagine the girls with jingle bells on their hats and shoes 😉