They’re cheerful but not real, I’ve used my other yellow options in the last few weeks and as it’s difficult to move around go out and get a photo this is the next best bet!
They are the ones I keep in my back porch which I have been in all afternoon enjoying the sunshine it’s 22C in here and cheerful. My cat Charlie is curled up beside me gently purring as I type this entry he’s happy just having company and as all animals not aware of the drama that unfolds around him.
We are both feeling the stress of not being able to meet up with family, our grandchild no 3 is 2 years old today, thankfully he is oblivious to why he hasn’t had a party. Grandchild no. 4 is due in a few weeks and that is a no go area, probably a C section and us not being able to do anything to help. We feel less than useless at the moment when it should be such a happy time.
Best on black
Thank you for all your lovely comments and favs all are appreciated and welcome.
They really are cheery and realistic.
I feel your pain there. It is hard being separate. One of my dearest friend's daughters has just had her first baby by caesarean and she cannot go and help her as planned. It could be many months before she can even meet the child. These times are not easy but I am grateful for the internet, the phone and photographs and the postal service still running. At least we can stay in touch. Wishing you and yours all the very best.
A beautiful cheerful shot to brighten up our day - fav!
I share your frustration at being trapped at home - with the nice Spring weather I would normally be out exploring our lovely countryside or visiting family in other parts of the country, but I am restraining myself and I do think that current restrictions will save lives. Staying home when you aren't used to it isn't easy but it should be worth it in the end.
It is difficult times we are going through, and soon this will be behind us
I feel your pain there. It is hard being separate. One of my dearest friend's daughters has just had her first baby by caesarean and she cannot go and help her as planned. It could be many months before she can even meet the child. These times are not easy but I am grateful for the internet, the phone and photographs and the postal service still running. At least we can stay in touch. Wishing you and yours all the very best.
I share your frustration at being trapped at home - with the nice Spring weather I would normally be out exploring our lovely countryside or visiting family in other parts of the country, but I am restraining myself and I do think that current restrictions will save lives. Staying home when you aren't used to it isn't easy but it should be worth it in the end.
Ian