After doing some grocery shopping this morning I noticed a photo opportunity as I was putting the capsicums in the fridge. They just reminded me of traffic lights.
Am feeling a bit cross eyed this afternoon. I have been writing up my great grandfather's story on my Dad's side of the family and he certainly led a complicated life. Need a cup of tea now.
@quietpurplehaze Thanks Hazel, I agree very emotional on occasion. My grandfather died during ww1 and I found the memorial of his death at the Menin Gate Memorial site. Very sad. Also I found his war record too.
@kathiecb Not only cross eyed with family history, this made me cross eyed too. It took ages to stack them on top of each other without them falling down. ha ha.
@888rachel@bella_ss Thank you both. Yes interesting racing my family. I have discovered that my great grandmother's sister came to Australia in the late 1800s as a married lady. Her husband didn't like it here so he went back to the UK leaving her here in Melbourne. She met a chap who she lived with for a few years and they had 4 children and then in the early 1900s they decided to get married as they could qualify for a pension if they were married. She got married as Sarah *** spinster even though she was still married to her previous husband. I don't think anyone ever found out that she was a bigamist though. They went on to have 8 more children.
