everyday life

everyday life

Monday, 2 August 2010

Not just Day 22....

......day 22 in 30 days/30 things is-

A website.
Now I know I spend far too much time on the computer.

I spend too much money on Amazon,
I spend too much dreaming on this website,

I spend too much time playing on Big Huge Labs.

But the website I will choose today is Richard Bell's excellent website-Wild West Yorkshire
His sketchbook diary is a joy to look at and of course it's local to me. Pop over and take a look at his year so far.

In our garden earlier this year, I found a freak foxglove.


It's top flowers had joined together and made this strange but beautiful looking flower.
Now I am going to tell you a little about some trips out we took in June.

I was lucky enough to go with class 2 to Manchester Airport.

and I also went with the Reception class to Tropical World near Roundhey Park in Leeds.



The lemurs were so laid back!






7 comments:

  1. Wooo! a bit of fasciation going on in that fox glove - amazing results!

    And thank you for the link to Richard Bell's site - I'm in awe! I keep thinking about doing more hand drawn pieces in my blog to make me use my sketchbook more. That's as far as it gets... thinking! But he's done it and so beautifully.

    Hope you're well on the mend (but remember - don't over do it!!!)

    Celia
    x

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  2. That looks like a great site! It's always fun going on trips out with the kids, isn't it? Well, nearly always! We took our Year 3's to Duxford. They were able to watch WW2 planes doing aerial acrobatics and take part in lots of wartime games and singing. A great day out to round off the year. Enjoy the hols! Ros

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  3. Trips with school kids are fabulous. I worked in preschool for a few years & loved all the trips we went on....sick buckets and all! xxx

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  4. Your Foxglove is very odd! I spend far too long on websites...not sure what my favourite would be :) x

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  5. I love the Wild West Yorkshire website - it is so restful to visit. Your foxglove is very unusual but very beautiful:)

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