- Time again for the weekly Scavenger Hunt Sunday and the photographs below is how I have illustrated the words.
- 1. Winter
- Above in image taken in in Ward Park which i jut 2 minute from my home and below is a shot taken my my bedroom window.
- 2. Mail
- I have just returned from flying from Gatwick to Belfast last week and I photographed this Royal Mail pillar box at the airport and below are some of the Christmas mail that I have ready for posting.
- 4. Tradition
- In my daughter' church there is a tradition that on one day before Christmas they have a day where they give away free new items that have been donated to the lesS fortunate. They dressed up for this event. This is my daughter Gillian and my grandson Matthew. Below is a very British tradition of eating Brussels sprouts with your Christmas dinner.
- 3. Cup of Cheer
- Now I know thee are not in a cup however I thought they were hilarious and certainly if you had taken a 'cup of cheer' of the above, you might end up very tipsy!
- 5. Lights
Both these shots were photographed at the Victoria Centre in Belfast.
I had bad news yesterday. My family in Malawi had a head on car crash (not their fault) and were all injured but all alive. Praise the Lord. If any of you can pray for a speedy recovery for them, I would appreciate it. Their names are Jon, Judith, Daniel and Annika. i will be arriving in Malawi on Thursday.
I am linking this post with SCAVENGER HUNT SUNDAY and THROUGH MY LENS.
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I always enjoy your scavenger hunt posts. The snow and the lights were my favourites today. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you all at this difficult time Margaret.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you all.
Tom
Sorry to hear of the crash. Wish them all a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your family Margaret, my best wishes to them all for a fast and full recovery.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to hear that your Malawi family was in a crash! Wonderful however that they all survived, though.
ReplyDeleteYour Cup pf Cheer photo is very funny.
Hello, Margaret, pretty images of the Christmas lights. Great shot of your daughter and grandson. Happy Monday, enjoy your week ahead!
ReplyDeleteVery nice.. Regards. .
ReplyDeleteLove these winter displays and decorations. I hope your family recovers soon. Thank God they survived! Thank you for linking in with Through my Lens.
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Dear Margaret.
ReplyDeleteI'm very sorry because of the accident.
I pray for the quick recovery.
Blessed week.
Lucia
So very sorry to hear of your family in Malawi being involved in a car accident. Thinking of you at this very difficult time and I wish them all a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteNice collection of images and I really like the photo of your daughter and grandson.
ReplyDeleteYour grandson is a handsome young man. I like the Brussels sprouts shot very much and yes the cup of cheer did make me laugh.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about your family. Praying for them.
Loved all your photos but very sorry to hear about the crash. I'll add them to my prayers xx
ReplyDeleteGreat interpretation for the Scavenger Hunt. Love the 'tipsy' cheer.
ReplyDeletePrayed and will continue to pray for your family.
I'm glad you are able to make the trip--- and I know your positive thoughts will help your family. These shots are all quite fine. I love bottles! And there's just something about that mailbox that combines tradition with the modern....
ReplyDeleteBad news, indeed Margaret but good in that they are alive and you can go see them soon. I will certainly pray for their speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteI love how Victoria Square is decorated for Christmas.
Safe travels, God bless.
Lots of pretty lights. Nice to see family. Does this young fellow relish in the fact he's taller than his mom? Our 15-year-old granddaughter is taller than all but her daddy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Christmasy photos! Love the one of you & your grandson dressed with Christmas cheer. And cheer of a different kind with those tipsy bottles...so funny! Brussel sprouts! We love them and had them with our Thanksgiving meal. I had never heard of it being holiday fare before....it's good to know!
ReplyDeleteHow very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWarm ALOHA,
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What beautful snowy photos...I hope we get some snow here soon as long as it stays off the roads. I love a white Christmas but when one is traveling, snow would not be welcome sight. I am so sorry to hear about the accident...I will remember them in my prayers. What a blessing they weren't injured more seriously!
ReplyDeleteThese are great finds for your Scavenger hunt photos. Wishing your family a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteMargaret, I am so sorry to hear about your family and the accident..I will pray for their speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteOh no, I am so sorry to hear about the accident Margaret. Keeping your family in my thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteLovely Christmasy post but horrible news about your family in Malawi, I wish them all a speedy recovery. We have lost family members in exactly this way, I am thinking of you in your travels to be with them.
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best for a Happy Christmas.
Wren x
Wow, they really put on the lights. Snow out your window, I just want to go play in it.
ReplyDeleteGreat hunting!
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