Haven't done one of these "Thankful" posts for a few weeks now, but as it is Remembrance Day, I have no excuse :)
I will ever be Thankful to those who put on a uniform and stand up for our freedom.
My grandfather fought in the trenches fron 1914-1919...he survived. His eldest son fought in WW2...he did not. He lies still in Italy where he fell, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Italian people who keep the graves so beautifully.
Bless them All!!!
On a lighter note, this is a plant in my neighbours garden...it flowers in June....it is a yucca of some description...it is getting ready to flower again, now, in November???! So I thank Nature for it's entertaining vagueries :)
On a lighter note, this is a plant in my neighbours garden...it flowers in June....it is a yucca of some description...it is getting ready to flower again, now, in November???! So I thank Nature for it's entertaining vagueries :)
I am Soooooo thankful for my lovely tattooist Steve, who spent the morning working on my Totem Tattoo. Just look at those icey blue eyes on my she-wolf...mwahahahahaha........!
I am loving that Reeves have brought out a range of soluble wax crayons(couldn't afford the other make) this pack of 24 cost just £7.49!!
This is a quick sketch I made with them to send to Donna with a small set of the crayons for her to play with. It's to remind her of the green fields of England :D
And I am thankful every day, for the inspiration given by other bloggers. This weeks special mention is for Dawn and Cheryl, who inspired me to make a visualisation of my Guardian Angel
Blessed Be to all those who have made the ultimate sacrifice ! Thank you!
Linking to Rocking My World Friday
Great post Gina.
ReplyDeleteLove your She-Wolf. :)
Hugs xx
Oh a lovely post, your tattoo looks awesome, the crayons and the stencils look fantastic - I love a bargain and the reminder of such a significant day linked with your family - let us always remember what others did for us.
ReplyDeleteLove reading this post. Your tatoo looks very special ;) and your drawing fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLovely Rocking list, Gina, perfect for today when we remember those who gave so much for us.
ReplyDeleteI have both those crayons and the neocolour II's, and I don't think there's really much difference at all. Pretty sketch for Donna, which just about sums up the wonderful green fields of England.
Have a great weekend,
x
Lovely thoughtful Rocking post. Amazing Tat !
ReplyDeleteA moving tribute of remembrance. I wish you a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful way to be remembered. And to pair it all with bits of life and nature and living art. You rock!
ReplyDeleteThat tattoo is really powerful.
ReplyDeletewhat fabulous pictures! enjoyed the visit. i love your "moses toeses" poem. i'm keeping that one and my just show it to my pastor!
ReplyDeletehugs sunshine and thanks for the smiles!