Wordless Wednesday - Two White Necklaces

Which necklace do you like best? The mother-of-pearl coin beads are exactly the same in both. It is the spacer-beads that make the difference.

Happy Wordlessness!

Anna

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Wordless Wednesday - Calle Cat

For Wordless Wednesday, I thought patient Calle Cat would be good: (Double-click to get an even closer look at Calle's whiskers!)

Happy Wordlessness!
Anna

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Wordless Wednesday: Snow-landscape

The view from our house: A snowy landscape!

Happy Wordlessness!
Anna

(An Almost) Wordless Wednesday - My hero!

Wordless Wednesday: Little boys like to play super-hero.

This is my hero!

He has a very special smile right now,

that he only will have a short time and never again exactly the same way!

Happy Wordlessness!

Anna

(Almost) Wordless Wednesday

Today's (Almost) Wordless Wednesday post is about what happened when I went out with my camera to the little alley behind our row-house. This is where I spotted the lovely bright red-orange nasturtiums, a couple of weeks earlier. There was a couple who were working in their tiny but beautiful garden.

They gave me four cuttings of orpine or livelong (kärleksört), that will root in water and then I can plant them in my garden!

"Orpine" or "livelong" (Sedum telephium) is called "röd kärleksört" in Swedish,

which literally means "red love-plant".

Best wishes

Anna

(Almost) Wordless Wednesday

We play princess while we are thinking about Halloween costumes. This is one of several crowns made of plastic beads that I made for Elisabet.

Wordless Wednesday: flowers after frost

This is what the flowers look like after a cold, damp night.

Wordless Wednesday - Liquorice!