Thursday’s Special

25 thoughts on “Thursday’s Special”

1. Yes, she is! 🙂 🙂 I love your statuary shots and she’s particularly winsome.
   You don’t want to know what I’m thinking. Mildly full of hell this morning, but it’s passing. Not so sunny smiles 🙂

   1. Sorry to hear that 😦
      Any news on the James front? Moved yet?

      1. I’ll send that email I owe you (and many others 🙂 🙂 ). Not his fault. Me being pigheaded this morning. Over it now, and got a new plan.

2. Nice detail, Jude.
   Best wishes, Pete. x

   1. Thanks Pete. Any cooler your way?

      1. 21 today, grey and humid, chance of rain. Last night was the hottest yet though, very sticky and uncomfortable. At least it’s not raining! x

         1. Much more comfortable for Ollie’s walk. And yours 😀

         2. Thanks, Jude. It was surprisingly humid this afternoon, and a little uncomfortable until the breeze got up.

         3. Breezy here too, normal weather resumed 😀

3. Nicely isolated detail. It’s a very lifelike gaze.

   1. You probably recognise where this is from 🙂

      1. Got it! 🙂 I haven’t been there for a while. Part of the walkway was damaged during the violent storms last year.

4. ‘Beam me up Scotty’ …… ?

5. I think she is holding something up to the light to admire it – an ice lolly perhaps? 🙂

6. No idea!

7. I always admire people who have the vision to create sculpture, so my entry will also be sculpture. To be able to take a piece of stone and see such beauty waiting to come out is incredible.

   1. True artists. I think the same about all creative people, yourself included.

8. She makes me think of my own favourite angel in Glasgow Necropolis. I love this sort of memorial.

   1. Ah, but aren’t all angels supposedly masculine or genderless?

      1. Are they? I definitely think of mine as female. She’s due for a starring role in my June roundup post.

         1. Oh, I shall look forward to that 🙂

9. What comes to my mind is your vision in creating your garden. Never mind angelic visions!

   1. Garden on hold during the heatwave, but I will get back to it soon. Rethinking the raised beds, fed-up of battling with the slugs and snails – they seem to win regardless.

10. Jude it makes me think of my Grandma who is now passed. She loved angels. I can see her bright smile and admiring eyes as I gaze at your beautiful photo.

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