the week through the lens

It has been on the back burner, I have not been taking a lot of photos for a while now, and that should change. Every time, it touches me in a special way, as I wander and have the camera ready be it in the kitchen, or living room, or the garden... this enables me to see with new eyes and I like it.
We will see if it sticks, it is a start to a new friday review of what caught my eye. There is to be said, that I was inspired by erin boyle and her blog "reading my tea leaves". She does a wonderful job and it is so inspirational to have a look at her photos...

:: 1. Taking out one of the two "old" in the making quilts.

:: 2. After some machine quilting, tying the rest of it.

:: 3. The bulps are getting ready in the ground

:: 4. And those are straw and waiting to be used up in a little deco project, so pretty and colorfull.

:: 5. There might be one more photo, it all depends of what's going on tomorrow...

the week through the lens

it has been on the back burner, i have not been taking a lot of photos for a while now, and that should change. every time, it touches me in a special way, as i wander and have the camera ready be it in the kitchen, or living room, or the garden... this enables me to see with new eyes and i like it.
we will see if it sticks, it is a start to a new friday review of what caught my eye. there is to be said, that i was inspired by erin boyle and her blog "reading my tea leaves". she does a wonderful job and it is so inspirational to have a look at her photos...

:: 1. long since I was baking granola, but it was fun and the teenagers love it! That's why I put a red
        dot on it (it's mine!)

:: 2. while I was in the kitchen, trying a new cabbage recipe. It was written down with white cabbage
        and wallnuts, I made it with red cabbage and pecan. It turned out deliciouse.

:: 3. the long awaited bloom.

:: 4. Tomorrow are the presentations of all the Maturanden, and so Amos's will present too. It's quiet
        an interesting program!

:: 5. It has been a while, and I marked it in my calendar, cancled it and wrote it down again. The opening talk and reception to Walead Besthy with a Gallery talk by the curator and the Artist attending. Thea came along for the kids program, very fun, very well done!

the week through the lens

it has been on the back burner, i have not been taking a lot of photos for a while now, and that should change. every time, it touches me in a special way, as i wander and have the camera ready be it in the kitchen, or living room, or the garden... this enables me to see with new eyes and i like it.
we will see if it sticks, it is a start to a new friday review of what caught my eye. there is to be said, that i was inspired by erin boyle and her blog "reading my tea leaves". she does a wonderful job and it is so inspirational to have a look at her photos...

:: 1. morning frost on my gone by sunflowers

:: 2. and I can't get enough of the beauty, at those cold mornings.

:: 3. reading, watching, relaxing, seems very comfortable.

:: 4. the Amarillis just about to open up it's beautiful flower.

:: 6. and o those bare trees, the chestnut buds are already growing in strong.

the week through the lens

it has been on the back burner, i have not been taking a lot of photos for a while now, and that should change. every time, it touches me in a special way, as i wander and have the camera ready be it in the kitchen, or living room, or the garden... this enables me to see with new eyes and i like it.
we will see if it sticks, it is a start to a new friday review of what caught my eye. there is to be said, that i was inspired by erin boyle and her blog "reading my tea leaves". she does a wonderful job and it is so inspirational to have a look at her photos...

:: 1. catching up with the end of year retreat at Don Camillo, the time inbetween was spent at a quiet
       place with friends and wonderful hospitality!

:: 2. thank you Joel, Christina and Elias for the Music.
 

:: 3. lots of wonderful sunsets at the beginning of 2020, no snow though.

:: 4. crunching out the "Maturarbeit" (an important 15 page paper)

:: 5. while i took the paint brush to decorate some small bowles. I enjoyed, to work with paint once
        again.