Becky, at the Life of B ‘s square theme for this month is #lines&squares. ” Your lines can be long, short, straight or curvy. They can also be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, perpendicular or even zig zag. There again perhaps you might prefer them intersecting, natural, singular or in stripes. “
Debbie from Travel With Intent blog has a One Word Sunday Challenge.
Becky, at the Life of B ‘s square theme for this month is #lines&squares. ” Your lines can be long, short, straight or curvy. They can also be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, perpendicular or even zig zag. There again perhaps you might prefer them intersecting, natural, singular or in stripes. “
Pull Up A Seat
literally : Pull up a seat
One of the spots at the very historical Altydgedacht Wine Estate. They’re located off the magnificent tree lined stretch of Tygerbergvalley Road. Clues that you’re nearing the estate will be a few random quirky cane chairs suspended up in the tree branches above.
Kings vied for possession of this wine; Louis Philippe sent emissaries from France to fetch it; Napoleon drank it on the island of St Helena to find solace in his lonely exile; Frederick the Great and Bismarck ordered it; and the English Prime Minister – who had sampled it with much delight at Downing Street – made sure that regular consignments from the Cape were delivered to Buckingham Palace for the King.Becky, at the Life of B ‘s square theme for this month is #lines&squares. ” Your lines can be long, short, straight or curvy. They can also be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, perpendicular or even zig zag. There again perhaps you might prefer them intersecting, natural, singular or in stripes. ”
Bren over at Ryan Photography blog has a Photo of the Week Challenge and the topic for this week is Windows
Becky, at the Life of B ‘s square theme for this month is #lines&squares. ” Your lines can be long, short, straight or curvy. They can also be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, perpendicular or even zig zag. There again perhaps you might prefer them intersecting, natural, singular or in stripes. ”
Colour Your World Challenge from Tourmalinenow is back! It’s now a weekly Challenge.
Crayon Facts
The color as displayed here was formulated by Crayola in 1903, and appears in Crayola’s boxes of 16, 24, 32, 48, 64 and 96 colors.
The first recorded use of carnation as a color name in English was in 1535.
