London Squirrel

I like watching the squirrels in the nearby park.
This man was sitting there last week, feeding them and fascinated by their antics.
I enjoyed seeing the unspoken unity between them.

April in London

On Friday it was 18 degrees. I was in sandals with a t shirt and a long striped brown, orange and yellow skirt. It was glorious at school and the kids played outside and we all felt cheery and 'springy'.
Forty-eight hours later....sigh, this is England!

I do love watching Snuffles in it, she is surprised (again).

Pet Peeve (IF)

My biggest peeve nowadays is having to listen to other people's inane, silly, rubbishy, LOUD clattery, chatter on buses and the underground (tube) in London. And let's not forget the mp3 players (ipods) which are not only causing the owners certain deafness but all those around them too. Politeness and common sense don't even come into it anymore. The world belongs to the young and rude!

There, I've had my rant for this month/year!
(This post is for you, BBC.)
IF: Pet peeve

Art corner and sky

Steve moved back home four weeks ago as an interim place between his old flat (which he was renting) to possibly buying his own flat. Although it's 18 years since he left home to go to University, it feels like he's been with us all the time. We love having him home again for however long he will be here. I see it as gift after the past 18 years.

So, the second bedroom where I had spread myself out, became his room, and I moved my art stuff to a corner of my own bedroom, and it's really cosy. Neil fixed it up for me with wall shelves and a set of drawers underneath the table, and I really like working here.

Yesterday at about 6.30pm I went upstairs to sit down and draw, looked out of the window and this was the view. A glorious pre-sunset evening (albeit chilly) in London. I adore skies and clouds, as they are never static, always changing. Here are some of my previous posts showing London skies.

Always look upwards, outwards and onwards is my Saturday wish for you all.

Hugs.