I SEE A RED DOOR
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| Oh, the drama of it all. Note to self, open your eyes and stop being a drama queen |
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| I look much better when I smile. Yeah, I was raining. |
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| The red front door. The door on the carport side is the same. |
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| See that twisty thing in the middle? (ignore the dust, please) |
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| It's the door bell. And it still works, 90 years on. I'm leaving the paint like that on the door knob, too. |
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| Old lady hand and succulents. My hands are big, geez, bad angle. |
Damn,Serenity is on, I may be late for work today.
You know I love me a bit of turquoise jewellery, it is my birthstone after all! x
ReplyDeletePlease don't paint it black, I like the red, and the fabulous door bell affair!
ReplyDeleteGreat jewellery. I like powerful hands, a sign of strength and capability! xxx
I love turquoise jewellery! Especially big nubbly stones like on your bracelet.
ReplyDeleteSooooooooooooo pleased that you came to visit so I coud find you.
ReplyDeleteYou are fabulous, and have so many friends in como, yeahhhhhh
Following and adding you to my blogroll.
I am sure we are going to be great friends too.
You rock.
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Thank you, so much!
DeleteHow I love beautiful old doors with their paint and brassware intact - I'm so glad you're keeping it that way. Your jewellery is fabulous and your gorgeous earrings have turned my knees to jelly! xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh I really like your jewellry!
ReplyDeleteNice blog!
Thank you. I'm still trying to get the color back
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