Tulitopia


Well, with the garden looking as inviting as this ⬆️, I would be a sin for me not to catch some rays!

Need I Say it? These brightly coloured tulips are now my favourite plants in our garden:




Our Spanish Moss is back out in the garden to enjoy the sunshine too:


The peris has come into its own too 😎


Our Euphorbia Black Pearl is looking distinguished too:


And, finally, our Glass House is complete!



Lego Skull

 I spent the whole of Good Friday making this:




This is the 1st stage of the construction completed. There is still a lot of work to do on it, but this is what I am trying to create in a Lego:


War of the Worlds

Took my father to see Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds in Cardiff this evening 🙂🙂

I've been wanting to take him to see the show for years, as we both shared a love for the album.

My parents were away in Blackpool and bought me the L.P. that I'd been wanting since accidently coming across it being broadcast in it's entirety on my first ever radio as I kid!

We both thoroughly enjoyed it too 🙂🙂

Here is a quick snippet of the show, filmed by my Dad:

A Good 'ole Writing Day

I took a day off today to do a bit of writing. It turned out to be a great decision as the heavy rain outside provided my favourite mood for writing. With background music provided by David Sylvian and his old group Japan, it was a really succesful creative day.

Green House Progress

Our Glass House is now in situ in the spot once occupied by the chickens. All it is short of now is the actual glass. Unfortunately rain stopped play before we could add that final touch...

Work in Progress

Looking up through the unglazed Glass House roof

View from the Glass House Door

Caturday Smiler

One of the many cats who visit our garden. I call him Smiler.


An American Werewolf in London

I had to snap this up. Just hope Funk decide to release for figures from the classic An American Werewolf in London movie.
 

Addendum 

Well, I did a bit of research and, aye, look what the next AAWIL Pop Funko figure in the series will look like: