Following on from Gracia's recent post of instagram memories from Christmas day to the morning of New Year's Eve, here is a bright handful of New Year's memories up to New Year's Day with a sleeping Omar and Percy. I am hoping that 2013 brings with it good things and plenty of time to curl up with a book.
Here, before I go, is a quote I liked about the summer in Through the Woods by H.E. Bates (published by Little Toller Books):
"Tea would be laid on summer afternoons on the long table in the back room, the windows open on to the garden, and the smell of thyme would come in and mingle itself with the smell of tea and seed cake and butter and that eternal soft beery smell that nothing could drive away."
(From the chapter, The Height of Summer, page 82.)
It seems a good fit with the images above.
Wishing you a happy year ahead. Happy summer! I am now going to return to painting more little cyclists yellow and gold with the last of the light.
GRACIA HABY & LOUISE JENNISON
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