And this evening’s sky… Not a bad day after all.

The light was lovely this morning.

Really enjoying @theterrorcellar.bsky.social 31 Nights of Fright, and today’s episode is a particularly creepy one. #halloween

I’m trying not to dwell on it, but tomorrow is my wedding anniversary. 😕

Sitting down is also my main thing.

The mastery of artist: Harry Wingfield ‘Moonlight’ (1970)

What a week, huh?

Linocut by Jennifer Jok ‘Autumn Prelude’ Size 47.5 H x 30 W cm.

So somehow, the boy started secondary school this week.

This evening’s sky.

Amélie Jean-Pierre Jeunet 2001 #August29th

And again…

Really enjoyed this. Giulia recounts her experience beautifully, and I was so happy for her at the end.

As the days shorten, one detects - perhaps in the shiver of leaves on a slender tree; perhaps in a goosebumped urge to curtail a stroll and head home for tea - a sly hint, a muted whisper - the merest intimation - of summer's end and autumn in the air. That can fuck right off.

Sunset from the supermarket.

Blue sky.

I don’t think this has ever happened in this house before - forgotten Christmas chocolates.

Spotted it?

Been touristing.

Fair point I suppose.

A really thought provoking listen. Highly recommended.

This evening’s sky, which I was watching more than the match.

Back when the teatime choice was red or yellow (1977)

Ahh, this is a lovely listen.

William S. Rice ~ 1873 - 1963 Willow Border - 1915/20 Colour woodcut.

Pathway.

Lovely summer weather.

Soundtrack to today’s housework.

This evening’s Sky.

It’s the first summer I’ve had this car so I’ve only just realised that we both react to the heat in a similar way.

Emptying out his bag from his weekend trip to the beach, I think the boy has managed to find me a little ghost pebble.

'Summer tree glow' Linocut by contemporary printmaker Alexandra Buckle #WomensArt

The height of refinement, 1977. (And apparently still on sale today) ‘Cooking’, 1977

Really enjoyed this, however much it has fuelled my fascination with/fear of the liminal.

Unpacking this week’s online shop and I’m frankly taken aback by this uneggspected development. (see alt text)

Goodnight. Wind in the Night, Charles Burchfield.

Fantastic day out but I think I’m going to feel it tomorrow…

Today’s view.

The Night Sky, 1965 Artist: Robert Ayton

This evening’s sky.

It’s been a tricky few years and we maybe haven’t been on as many adventures as we should have done, but I hope there will still be a few yet to come. Happy Birthday Kiddo!

There is always something.

May 1989: Trifle ad from Bird's «Bank Holiday Forecast»

A wall with a view.

I’m nearly always forswunk by Friday evening.

They seem to be a bit late this year, but the ferns are finally unfurling.

Goodnight. ‘I want! I want!’, a plate in ‘For Children: The Gates of Paradise’, William Blake.

In the garden.

Afternoon moon.

This evening’s sky.