This is not something I usually do, B&W, but …well, I’ll give Cee’s Black and White a try. This young man I found sitting on the wall in Greyfriars’ churchyard. We were slowly walking through the silence towards Greyfriars Bobby’s grave – the famous little Skye Terrier who faithfully stayed on his master’s grave for 14 years.
Then I saw him. Alone and contemplating he was – I just had to… not forget him. And everything was…black, white and grey.
WPC this week is about silhouettes – so, I’ve picked up a series from Gran Canaria. This was a velvet evening walking on the beach on our way home. A couple was standing there, when a ship with partying people came sailing.
Watch the postures of the two on the beach while the ship is passing…
Ailsa at Where’s my Backpack? wants us to simplify – so why not just go relaxing …
…with your best friend?
At my age, I’m more often attending funerals than weddings… Luckily our children’s friends are coming of age…and on rare occations… we are invited to this great feast of joy – a wedding.
A mix of cultures makes these occations even more interesting. Enjoy a mix of pictures where the bride and groom entertain their hundreds of guests – playing and singing in a band. A lovely wedding for young and old, for musicians and everyone invited! Thank you!
Well, here’s my extra, extra story… On this wall you are supposed to write something special behind the little wooden doors…
Of course we did, and read about strange and wonderful things behind a lot of other doors as well…
We moved on, and on our way back again there was this gang of guys with black hats and clothes, speaking Italian. We asked politely what they were doing with the wall…
…and found out that this guy was getting married. So, his friends were doing a little something…special and extra for him…
…by opening and closing the little doors to display his name all over the wall!
Ailsa, on Where’s My Backpack, is asking for something fresh – how about some fresh students from yesterday? The day you leave school, in Sweden you are nineteen, is one of the greatest days to remember. The world is open – new and fresh. Enjoy their happiness!
Sometimes I’m offered an award. I’m not playing along very often, but I’m always grateful that somebody thinks I’m worthy of it! And then, sometimes I feel I just Have to play along. (My heart is of course swelling…) Given the time too, and with no difficult answers to be given… Here we go!
A big Thank You goes to Across the Bored http://acrossthebored.com/ who has sent along a Most Influential Blogger award! A lovely opening about herself is:” Old enough to rant, too old to rave yet sufficiently young to forge a path into the future.“ Influencing people sounds great – as long as it is in a positive way – so accepting this feels great as well. I would like to point out that EVERY blogger in our community is influential in his or her own way. So, thank you All of you out there for inspiring!
To accept this award, the awardee must do the following:
And the Award goes to the hosts/hostesses of these:
http://breathofgreenair.com/ Greenmackenzie
http://vastlycurious.com/ Vastlycurious
silkannthreades.wordpress.com/ Gallivanta
Bente Haarstad Photography Bente Harstad
margaretrosestringer.com M.R. I know, I know…you don’t want this…
http://mygulitypleasures.wordpress.com/ Viveka
http://shareandconnect.wordpress.com/ Amy
http://lignumdraco.wordpress.com/ Etcetera Etcetera Etcetera
http://scottseyephotos.wordpress.com/ Scottseyephotos
http://munchow.wordpress.com/ In Flow
http://lynneayersbeyondthebrush.wordpress.com/ Beyond the Brush
Please, check them all out – each one is influential in their own right, and offers us another unique perspective on our world!
My video is for all you positive inspirers! The song is stuck in my mind since I first heard it, and the clip is happy and warm hearted. Have a great weekend!
Split-second stories, two of them, both chosen from trips done in May this year.
In the first picture we were travelling by bus, the students and teachers of the science program. On this narrow bridge we caught up with a young boy who took to biking as fast as he could to get to the other side. I understand his hurry…
Another trip was by car on a ferry to a small island. I think I captured the story in double frames?
Leya 
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