I have absolutely no coherent train of thought to share with you today. The strain of juggling the complex morning routine made necessary by 4 people sharing one bathroom (and one of said people having VERY strong views upon the timing of morning activities) has left little brain power to spare. So all I have is photos and random musings.
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| This cairn was built by my husband and Second Born, by the beach near Lindisfarne Castle on Holy Island. I thought it was really rather cool - it looks like it is about to waddle off into the distance as soon as our backs are turned. Other people also thought it rather splendid - a father was spotted photographing his sons through the "legs" as we left in search of lunch. It took all of our self control not to run back and shout "We made that!!!" |
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| This is the light fitting in our living room at The Corbies. I have absolutely no reason for showing you this, other than that I really like it. The individual shades look like medieval bronze Cornettos. |
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| This sign I spotted on the door of a cubicle in a public toilet. The toilet in question was in the bar of quite a nice hotel where we stopped for lunch on the drive up to Skye a couple of months ago. I took a photo because I was puzzled: Who takes their used teabags with them into a hotel public toilet to dispose of them? And why? |
And that, as we say in Scotland, is me for now.
Oh, your hub and son made an inukshuk! Well done them. I hardly ever take tea bags into the bathroom with me. And I really like your light fixture. It's very original.
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