Beltaine Celtic maiden . . .

the first of my celtic seasons set

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Beltaine when life bursts forth
and tis a time for feasts and fairs

The Celtic maiden with her fiery hair,
is one of a set of four inspired by
Mother Nature’s seasons.

The ancient Celtic triskele pattern,
symbolizes the cycles of life,
the every changing times of year.

having such troubles - scanner problems, colour problems

research required into best sort of NEW scanner to buy

any tips anyone?

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this week i am making plans & pondering setting up my shop on etsy . . .

this feels such a big step, i have been putting it off over & over???

new week . . .

last week has been & gone

catching up, getting lost in books, researching

but i didn't lift a pencil

this week, monday & a new beginning

i so want to finish this & the set by week's end

here goes. . . . .

kirkmadrine stones & more celtic designs

last week we discovered, down a tree lined track . . .

. . . a tiny little old church

beautifully intricate doors of old
ancient letters carved in stone
wonderful old celtic designs


said to be some of oldest christian monuments in britain
from the 5/6th century AD
amazing to stand and gaze at these pieces of a past long gone by

celtic circles by cindy silas

celtic loveliness

cindysilas.com

time for reflection 2

... the very first time

in my whole 46yrs that i have spent

a stretch of days just me, myself, i

nothing but my own thoughts for company

with time . . .

time to paint on and on undisturbed

time to read for great long lazy stretches

time to eat when i wanted to eat

time to sleep (guilt free) for 14 hours solidly!

waking up to do it all over again

thank you Mr O for giving me

those wonderfully peaceful few days

how precious that was x

i wonder what precious "me" time others get ??