I love a bit of drama in the sky
Walking home after a lovely lunchtime with a good friend, I was full of Christmas cheer. The sky was a blaze of fire but the chill was nipping at my toes. As the Christmas lights came on in our town centre, I just had to stand a little while and admire.
It only needed a few minutes
For the colours to fade
Paula has chosen a spectacular way to say ‘farewell’ to the Thursday Special until the New Year. If you like a bit of drama too, that’s the place to be.
I remember you ask me a year ago how i done my Sunday post year ago Jo ..lol now you know the secret my friend.
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🙂 🙂 Very best wishes to you, Jake!
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It is an amazing sunset,Jo!!
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It was such a crisp and lovely day, and I was in just the right place 🙂
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Gorgeous sky! Bollywood is right 😀 So you Zumba to Hindi numbers?
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All kinds, but yes, we have a couple of Bollywood style routines. 🙂 Great fun!
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I bet it is 🙂
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Such a lovely sky. There’s nothing like a winter sunset, though they seem to disappear so quickly. Maybe it’s for the best… we might all end up with frost bitten fingers and toes if they lasted longer! Hope you have a happy Christmas!
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Not long now! 🙂 I’m nearly ready. Thanks for visiting and happy Christmas to you too 🙂
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I am going to have Christmas lunch with friends – away from all the family dramas I had the last 5 years! Enjoy your festive season.
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That sounds good to me, Ineke 🙂 Oh for somebody to cook me Christmas lunch! It’s a long time since Mam died and it became ‘my turn’. Very best wishes for 2015 🙂
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What a beautiful sky, Jo! xxx
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It was such a crisp cold afternoon, Cathy, and they often produce the best sunsets, don’t they? 🙂
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Yes, they do, Jo. I love those cold and crisp days. We’ve even had some of those here lately. 🙂
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