It was Book Club today and as usual forgot to take a photo until we all left. A rural home where you had to take a country road - during our serious ( as sometimes happens and I try to ignore) conversation about the horrors of Russia, Syria, fifteenth century England, a cat wandered past the window with a huge bunny in its mouth!
Three Good Things:
1. The hostess closed all doors into the lounge.
2. A jolly good conversation with my special man about what was brought up in the Book Club. World Troubles. The two of us sat around our kitchen bench and talked. I slapped our black bench as said, “Where are the nibbles”? None - as I was in charge… but
3. We finished the chocolate fudge pudding leftover heated up but with cold ice-cream. It really did make difference to my high blood pressure!
This was an unusual sheep with large curly sharp horns!
I picture you there, gazing out of the windows wishing your could take a picture of the cat and the bunny, and then later on demanding the nibbles! Sounds like an interesting day.
@phil_howcroft I don't know quite how it became purple - I just upped the contrast on this shot! Maybe its a copper beech and about to come into a leaf!
Sounds like something right out of the Theater of the Absurd- classy discussion on the literary merits of a book and a cat carrying a poor bunny across the windowsill. Both the tree and the ram are eye-catching and make for an interesting shot.
Love that purple tree. As for the world news, I find it all very depressing. War has very, very rarely resolved anything in a constructive way, and even then the human and physical damage is horrific.
A stunning image and of course a wonderful purple tree. I have stopped watching or reading any news, especially in our country! If it is important, hubby will tell me all about it ;-)
I'm liking the pile of chopped firewood! It looks like a perfectly usual farm or lifestyle field but you alway have such a lovely variety of different tree species. There are such dreary books around! That choc pudding has lasted ages!
@grammyn Thank you Katy! Just a field on a farm but as you say some interesting things going on. I wonder what that spike in the tree stump is all about!
