Challenge: Weekly Prompts: Weekend Challenge
Topic: Plastic
Challenge: Lens – Artists
Topic: #135: Glimpse into your world.
Challenge: One Word Sunday Challenge
Topic: Feeling
Today is Valentines day, and while I am not a big fan of the consumerism that surrounds this day, I am feeling the love.
Today we will be enjoying our shared love of music. From 2p.m. onwards we will be watching the ‘Folk on Foot Festival of LOVE‘ on Facebook, followed at 8.30 p.m by the ‘The Bookshop Bands Lockdown Book Show Valentines Edition‘
So how have I fit these things into 3 challenges today?
Well it certainly gives you a glimpse into our world, for at least today anyway, though you probably already knew I liked music, and books, art, models, photography! . . . . But what of ‘Feeling’, well I can now reveal the project I was working on when I took the photo for my ‘Love is all you need‘ post.
A little Diorama that features a representation of ‘The Bookshop Band’, and some of their songs that they draw inspiration from books to craft. Their music really has kept me sane during the past year, and I love listening to it.
But what of ‘Plastic’? Well it is a horrible polluting substance, especially when thrown away, so please recycle and reuse, but where would I be without it?
The ‘Playmobil’ figures in this photo, the camera that took the photo, and the computer that I edited the photo upon, where would I be without plastic for this post! What of Cd’s and Vinyl, the tuner for my guitar . . . Plastic does have its uses, when used responsibly.
I am also ‘Feeling’ rather full after eating half of my Valentines gift from my wife last night (I let her eat the other half), a magnificent, Cheese and Onion ‘Cornish Pasty’ heart all the way from Ann’s Pasties. And without ‘Plastic’ it would not have arrived in a manner fit to eat. It also gives you a ‘Glimpse’ into my love of food. Tonight we have a delivery of burgers from ‘Blas‘ also in Cornwall (a photo will have to wait until I have assembled and cooked them).
And just to finish off this post I thought I would finish up with a song for you, another glimpse into my life, always written with feeling, but sometimes a bit plastic :), here is ‘A lovers sweet wildside’.
Ken
That was a lovely peek into your world Ken, of music, diorama and the food . Reminds of Shakespeare’s quote, “If music be the food of love, play on.”
Play on Ken !
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Thank you 🙂
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The pasty looks delicious and now I’m hungry, it must be lunchtime.
I love how you managed to fit all the challenges into one one post – well done. Happy Valentine’s Day to you both. Enjoy
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Thanks Sue.
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Hi, Ken. I can definitely share your love of music and food! The pastry looks amazing. I enjoyed your music, too! The diorama is also a great idea.
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Thanks 🙂
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The Cornish Gold looks delicious. A wonderful glimpse into your world. Happy Valentine’s Day!
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It was indeed delicious. 🙂
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Great to have some music to keep us going today
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🙂 Thanks
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The pasty looks delicious. Fortunately I’m not hunger right now or it would be all too much. 🙂 I made my husband coconut macroons for the big V-day. 🙂
janet
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It was :), hope the macaroons came out well, and that you had a good day.
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They did and I/we did. 🙂
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Well – how you managed so well fitting this together – well done! And plastic – always a topic. Just how much do we produce, and what’s the replacement. Loved your tune – and Cornish Gold of course.
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Thank you 🙂
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Oh that pasty looks heavenly! Loving wife you have.
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It was very tasty. And she is indeed 🙂
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Interesting photos. Love that Cornish Gold!
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Thanks John 🙂
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Wow Ken – never mind the rest of your as-always fun post. For me it’s ALL about that Cornish Gold. Was it as delicious as it is beautiful?!
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Indeed it was Tina, it was absolutely scrumptious!
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