Thursday 7 January 2016

{Soulfood Friday}


Flowers can look even more beautiful when they fade. Especially in quiet sunlight.



Watercolors with Boo. A good way to spend the afternoon.





An Epiphany tale with candlelight.


Every Friday I'll be pausing to notice something from the week that has nourished my soul. 

A special, sacred-everyday moment captured on camera, or perhaps a snippet from a book, a recipe still warm from the kitchen or something whimsical that simply made me smile.
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Here are a few simple things that have fed my soul this week. 

What has inspired/fed/nourished your soul this week friends? 
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 Feel free to link up to your own soulful spaces either at the bottom of this post or in the comments.


 
   


   

10 comments:

  1. This post is a beautiful breath of fresh air. Love your watercolour, gorgeous. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  2. Beautiful Suzy Mae, but then my time here always is. Happy New Year to you.
    The baby is due soon isn't he? I was thinking of you the other day and wondered how life was going in your world. Much love.

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  3. Beautiful post.
    Happy New Year to you and your family.

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  4. Such beautiful watercolours. You have fed my soul on this dark cold Friday. Thank you.

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  5. those drawings are beautiful!
    happy 2016

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  6. Nice aquarelle and the first photo is especially wonderful.
    Have a good quiet weekend

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  7. Beautiful painting! Lovely light! Have a beautiful weekend!

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  8. Oh I just love the way you've captured the light in the images with the flowers. I almost posted a similar one today. Mine had a bit of a plastic bottle of club soda from Christmas party in it so I'm glad I didn't use it. I have been sort of lazy with picture taking the month of December. But, I am back at it now. What kind of water colours do you use? I like the little tin you have pictured. I want to start playing around with painting but just don't know what kind to use. I need something that is pleasant to work with but isn't so dear.

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    1. Hi! Thank yo ufor your lovely comment:) We don't use very expensive watercolours, but they work well for us. These are the paints:

      http://www.amazon.co.uk/18-Block-Artist-Watercolour-Paint-Metal/dp/B002NALR4S/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1452347762&sr=8-6&keywords=watercolors

      And this is the paper:

      http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pink-Banana-Ameleie-Watercolour-Book/dp/B00FA248YC/ref=sr_1_fkmr2_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1452347877&sr=8-1-fkmr2&keywords=recycled+pig+watercolour+paper

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  9. Such lovely pictures of the flowers backlit from the sun. Love the watercolour picture too - very whimsical and mysterious - you have a clever girl there.

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