W is for Witchy 🪄

Week W | Wednesday | Glimmer time ✨

Howdy. How is it Wednesday again already?! But look at us all, still keeping on keeping on. Go, us. Your word is your wand. 🪄✨

Yummmmm. Thank you, Vicki. 💙

At long last, have found perfect job.

I can’t tell you how much I longed to add the word ‘party’ to this, Tolkien fans.

Okeydokey, that’s just grand, cheers. Especially the biscuits bit.

Made I larf.

‘The landing in summer’, Mary Dawson Elwell, Yorkshire, 1930s.

‘Attic room’, Henry Davis Sleeper, 1912.

‘Chang E flees to the Moon’, from One Hundred Aspects of the Moon, 1885.

Stopping traffic for an inflatable giraffe heading to the British Industries Fair at Olympia, London, 1935.

‘Black cat’, Masao Maeda, woodblock print, 1940.

Give attention to birds and their songs, bees, flowers, leaves and grass moved by wind, unusual clouds, even in the most urban environment, and a sun will shine inside you.

Isabella Conti

Taking Week X off, as is my custom. Kisses XXXXX and sweet dreams until Week Y.

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