The October theme offers something for absolutely everybody – a chance to share past posts, past squares and glimpses of the past. I’m going to mix it up a bit, with photos that have appeared in previous Square challenges, some that didn’t make the final and some new photos that would have done. Day 21
(Visiting) Time – december 2018 / Lines – October 2019
If you want to join in either daily, weekly or just on the odd occasion then please visit Becky, the only rule is that the photo MUST be a square – that is four equal sides! You have been warned 😉
TRAVEL WORDS 
so very very clever
One of my favourites.
Such an interesting snapshot.
Thanks Margaret.
An unusual choice today, Jude. Works well though.
Best wishes, Pete. x
I agree with Pete. Love the frailness of both.
Hope you are all safe and warm and this stormy day.
The storm hit us yesterday so we have sunshine today, though still very windy and much cooler than of late. Got drenched coming out of the supermarket, but not damage done.
Many hours spent visiting my son back in 2017, hence the ping of the lift, the bell at the end, though this poem was actually created from a page in a book using a technique known as Erasure.
Oh, dear! 🙄💕
Oh dear?
It seemed a bit grim reaper to me. Sorry!
Well it was open to interpretation, but really no more sinister than the end of visiting time in hospital.
Hopefully those times are behind you. Any good news to share? The boy arrives in 4 hours time.
Nah, nothing. I think he’s dropped off the list. No family with him this time?
Nope, just himself, using up leave he would otherwise lose and giving Lauren a bit of time with Logan 🤗💕
I’m sure you will all have fun! Hope the weather is good for his visit. It’s a bit miserable here now 😕
Still lovely. Had a wander and light lunch then boat over to the Ilha. Fed cat 🙄💕 Getting ready to go out for supper. I think we’ll all be tired tonight 😍.
OMG you still looking after that damn cat?
Afraid so. Part time 🙄💕
Well that stops your wandering! What are they going to do with it?
There is a possibility our next door neighbour will adopt it when she retires over here, but not sure when that will be 🤔💕
These are poignant words.
Too much time spent in hospital visiting hours!
That’s interesting – still poignant, but now I have a different picture in my head. 🙂
Very poignant – brought back memories of visiting my parents in hospital. Such a feeling of fragility!
Thanks Ann. Yes, hospital visits can be draining.
Very good
Not all situations are going to ping with happiness and most poems are written with more angst than joy 🙂 I thought the wee poem was good.