2016 #project366 – Page 8 – My Little Notepad

#project366 Week 16

After a few days off, cause of, well, stuff… Emily after school today

Flowers on the way home from school

At Barter Books, Alnwick. One of my favourite places in the world!

From Chester-le-Street, Riverside Park

#project366 Week 15

Playing, the old-fashioned way; with dolls’ house and tea set.

Somehow need to pull 3500 clever words out of this lot…

Serious spring storms today! Hail, rain, sunshine and rainbows. My world has been rather smaller lately, but the rain today inspired some pictures.

Emily’s 6th birthday party, actual birthday tomorrow

Happy birthday my beautiful, big six year old!

One of her arty birthday presents 🙂

#project366 Week 14

This is Emily yesterday aged 5. The photo on the wall behind is from 30 years ago of me and my brother. Mini-me! ?

library-loving kids

First night of our brand new book club! A fabulous night, full of chat both literary and otherwise, brilliant insights into Margaret Atwood’s short story collection Stone Mattress, and seeing lovely people. Not to mention these gorgeous biscuits made by Jaene! Can’t wait till next time.

Playing roald dahl brain box

New technology. Hmm.

Watching a video before getting it ready to upload to YouTube. Our 21st century life.

#project366 Week 13

One quarter of the way through the year, and well into spring!

I’m amazed that I’ve done as well on the #project366 as I have. It’s been a fairly difficult start to the year, and there have definitely been times when I didn’t feel like taking a photo but tried to anyway; times when I just didn’t get one taken but on other days I had a few; and times when I genuinely couldn’t post, hence the odd irregular week. This is one of those weeks, so we’re kicking off with a picture of emily that wasn’t strictly in the #project366 but I thought it was cute and I was probably a picture short somewhere along the line anyway…

Emily

“Not by the hair on my chinny-chin-chin” – Year 1 Spring performance

Back street; proper old miners’ cottages. I really loved the blue gates and coal shed doors on these, and the quaint tidiness. Note the intrusion of the 21st century,with the sky dish on one house!