It’s been a busy writing week for me (always a good thing!) so I’ve saved Jake’s Sunday Post till today. After all, it’s New Year’s Day, so it fits the subject. Apart from a few sore heads, I’m hoping it’s going to be a beautiful new year for you all.
What will the New Year hold for me? I’ve barely started to plan yet, but there are a few certainties. The first will be my daughter’s wedding in early February. Oh, the photos of that are going to be so much fun! Steampunk/historical- can you imagine? And of course, I’ll be back in my beloved Tavira, and have some Polish family to visit.
In the meantime, let’s welcome the New Year.
Our first snowdrop, sparkling in the sunshine
Yesterday was just the weather for a brisk walk in the lengthening shadows
The houses on Seaton Green are still traditionally decorated
With interesting details, like the postbox
It was a little “fresh” on the prom
But some families still braved the beach
It was bright and cheerful yesterday, as it is again today, and the camera’s just itching for some more fresh air. Me too!
The Museum of Hartlepool was peaceful.
Just made it round the marina as the sun started to set
Don’t you love to look at boats? I can’t help myself.
Especially unusual ones!
This isn’t at all the post I meant to write for Jake, but it’s how I spent the time this New Year when I wasn’t cooking, so I guess it qualifies? I’d better hurry and post it. Already in New Zealand it’s another day.
Please come and look at Jakesprinter’s Sunday Post with me. He puts so much work into them. Just click on the flying dragon or the link.
restlessjo 
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