From Michelle, WordPress, we get Windows – how to frame our message…Here is Łódź, Poland, Grand Hotel Café.
Travel
CFFC: Topic is Fun or Flowers
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Letter F – Topic is Fun or Flowers
Why not both? Now I will take a short blog break to go away and have some fun myself too! See you next week!
Thursday’s Special: Traces of the Past
For Paula’s Traces of the Past – a picture taken in Rom’s Ostia Antica. A magnificent place to stroll and marvel at our ancestor’s architecture.
WPC: Layered
Layered? What could be more layered than the giant pancaces of New Zealand. Impressive!
The Pancake cliffs, New Zealand
Travel theme: Steps
Steps and stairs always speak to you, don’t they. The material is of course important, and the age. As often for me, I love the old ones best. Worn down, used for hundreds or even thousands of years.
Ostia Antica, Italy. A theatre, yes, but you also have to walk the steps to get to your seat. And in the header, old steps leading to a house in the abandoned village Castro in western Spain.
Somehow I see the theater’s steps as going down – while in Castro the steps are leading upwards.
CFFC: The Letter D – 4 letters words that starts with D
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Letter D – 4 letters words that start with D
Door and doll (s)!
Travel theme: Sugar
Sugar…we eat too much sugar, they say. But looking at it/them feels rather safe! Or…?
In the header ”sugar buns” – as they are called in Sweden.
At Hamleys in London – sugar, sugar, sugar…
WPC: Waiting
From Cheri – a wish for us to show ”waiting”. I am just filling in what she already started…because noone can do the waiting business like a dog can!
In the header, sweet Seonaid’s (my Scottish blogger friend at Breathofgreenair) two bearded collies, and down under my own Mille.
CFFC: C, at least 4 letters
For Cee’s challenge, C, I found…
A Cemetary in Glendalough, Ireland… (of course)
…and a Cute Couple in the street.
What is Your Story?
This is still one of my my favourite stories – (and favourite characters…) and so it was for my children as well. I guess most of you know them…? How do you remember their impact if you read them as a child?
Leya 
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