We attended The Windrush Festival in Preston...beautiful sunny day with great music and company.
One of my favourite bits was the 1960's West Indian living room....
On the way home I snapped this war memorial from the car...
| Flowers from Hubby |
I did some work at home in the garden instead of staying late at school to do it....much more civilised!
I popped to Touchstones for my third and final workshop.....Gelli Printing
Loved it!
| Mini Rainbow |
We even popped into the Artist Kate Lycett's studio.....
I went with Class five to Blackpool Pleasure Beach....I stayed with the coats and bags while the children went on the rides!!
We had our school summer fair....
| Cake for the adults from a parent! |
and we reached the end of term......phew!
I made lemon cake....
We went to my cousins wedding......
and I had a lovely day with friends in Manchester eating, drinking cocktails and looking at art exhibitions....
Hello Lynn,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful 'tour' and have a very happy holiday!!!
xxx Carolien
Thank you xx
DeleteWhat a wonderful July you had, Lyn. Lots of living, as it should be. Thank you for sharing these truly wonderful pictures!! Have a good week~ Andrea
ReplyDeleteYou always stay so busy. The kitties are grown and beautiful. What wonderful weather you had for your travels.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely photos. I love the 1960's living room. I remember many houses with a china cabinet identical to the one in the room and I think my family had a settee just like the one above only with orange seats! x
ReplyDeleteYes we also had an orange and brown living room!xx
DeleteBusy times. Just wonderful. I love how your 'artistic eye' frames these images.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your remaining 3 weeks of holidays. As an x teacher, I had to laugh when you wrote I have 'l have plans. Lots of plans.' Good luck fitting them all in. I never managed too.
Oh I know I won't get through all my plans.....I never do! but it is fun thinking I can have a go!! xxxx
DeleteFabulous time you have had - and a holiday to report too!
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