WordPress Block Editor Hello Saturday! I thought I should pop in to make the announcement -- wait for it. I am finally trying out the WordPress Block Editor. Eureka! I know right. Or should that be 'I now write'? Groan! Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com Ha! Anyway. I thought it prudent to let my … Continue reading WordPress Block Editor
Happy Sunday What God Will Do HAPPY SUNDAY! I can't say I'm sorry to be moving on from MEcfs Awareness Week. It's absolutely necessary, but not a week I particularly enjoy. The attached tune, which appeared in my Youtube suggestions. Thank you very much. Is perrrfect. I will continue with an MEcfs thread, but I … Continue reading Happy Sunday – What God Will Do
Aroma - Lilac - Haibun Lilac For my Aunt & Uncle Memories of childhood Hot sunny days Walking past a neighbour's garden Freedom and space to breath Lilac leaning in greeting The roasting pavement Stag Beetles Newly applied creasote on a pannelled fence Thirst The sweet aroma of Lilac quenching it all Lou Fellingham … Continue reading Aroma – Lilac – Haibun
Happy Sunday with Hillsong As ME Awareness week (an invisible illness) swiftly approaches, the Hillsong Australia tune included brings me hope. It also raises memories of a past life. Hong Kong and Hillsong A life where myself and my husband would lead worship as the Sunday Service began (often with a toddler in my arms or … Continue reading Happy Sunday with Hillsong
A Thought for May - Invisible Illness Awareness As many folk may or may not know May is ME Awareness month. I must admit that 'Awareness Months' make me slightly edgey. Are there sufficient months in a year to raise awareness for every need in this world? I don't know. And I honestly feel a … Continue reading A Thought for May – Invisible Illness Awareness
Wordless Wednesday - Malus/Crab Apple Have a blessed day.🌸 Penny @hopefoundinme
Distraction from Lockdown I often look at the title of my blog and think about "what is it I'm trying to convey?" And am I achieving it. Don't answer that! Lol! For many early MEcfs years I couldn't use technology of any kind. My brain couldn't cope with the challenge, nor my eyes cope with … Continue reading Distraction from Lockdown
