Wordless Wednesday!
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Silent Sunday – Through the Eye of Bastet – July 27, 2014
Word Press Weekly Photo Challenge – Containers – July 21, 2014
This week’s Photo Challenge is to find photographs of interesting containers!
In the Middle Ages there were some mighty fine containers which I’d live to share with you … one of my favorites is the wooden wheel barrel used to clean the streets of horse manure.
Hope you enjoyed … have a nice week!
Morning Reflections – July 21, 2014
shimmering ghosts
aboard an airplane coming home
long ago
Silent Sunday – Through the Eye of Bastet – July 20, 2014
Word Press Photo Challenge – Relic – July 16, 2014
For this week’s DP Photo Challenge we’re looking for relics! I usually show you the beauties of Riva … we have so many. However there are also a few derelict buildings … and right in the center of town, like this building below where one of my favorite bakeries used to be:
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by! Bastet
Wordless Wednesday Through the Eye of Bastet – July 16, 2014
Have a great Wednesday! Ciao Bastet
Weekly Photo Challenge – Relic – July 13, 2014
For this week’s DP Photo Challenge, we’re looking for relics! You’ve all seen my photos from time to time of Arco’s Castle. It protected the village for centuries – until around the late 16oos when during one of the many upheavals between the Spanish, Austrians and French … it was bombarded by cannon fire and destroyed (by a French general).
Arco
We’ll be seeing a little more of Arco’s Castle in the near future …
Ciao, Bastet!
Silent Sunday – Through The Eye of Bastet – July 13, 2014
Pixelventures Sunday Illustration – July 10, 2014
Pixelventures has come up with an original prompt … illustrate the story! This weeks story was written by Oliana Kim from Traces of The Soul.
The Hungry Dam
by Oliana Kim (Traces of the Soul)
Andréanne arrived at the family picnic a bit late. Caro, was tugging on her sleeve, “Je veux y aller, BON. Tu m’as promis!!”
She found a giant floater and grabbed it and dove into the river, placing Caro on the floater. An excited 7-year-old sang “Row row row your boat…” swinging her hips.
“Be careful, Caro, you might fall in.”
“But I want to go into the water like you, Maman.”she whined,pouting and crossing her arms which tipped the floater a bit too much to the right and SPLASH, in she went. Andréanne grabbed her by the straps of her bathing suit. Caro was not a strong enough swimmer in these waters. They swam back away from the dam, kicking, one arm on the floater, the other to row like an oar dodging the hungry dam.
Sipping my cappuccino, relieved my dream was finally erased.
© Whispering Insights, 2014/06/28
Ilustration for Pixelventures Illustration Prompt
Through the Eye of Bastet 