buddhist temple orange citrus
cleansing yellow incense
you’ve got my attention red vine
comfortable old colourful friends
my quiet love affair with new colourful friends
new reds and greens in my kitchen from old flowers that were stashed away
new colourful interests for little baby fingers
blue winter australian sky
little person colour
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Hope your weekend has been a colourful one.









Lovely post, Brydie! Sounds like you’ve had a glorious weekend.. xx
PS. I LOVED the chick pea loaf, I’ve been eating it toasted all weekend..thanks again!
Glad you liked it Celia
Orange trees are still brimming – isn’t it wonderful, we’re so enjoying our marvellous citrus fruit. What a vibrant post and so very appropriately named. I’ve had a marvellous weekend – high tea with ladies on Saturday and today furniture shopping for our new house in Goondiwindi. Exhausting but fun. Mitch is cooking a seafood paella as I type – peering in the pan I see loads of colour – hope it tastes good. Hope you and yours have a good week. Mariana xx
Mariana I loved the sounds of your high tea afternoon- lots of fun. As would be furniture shopping and eating a delicious paella for dinner. Yum.
What vivid colours! Sadly our weekend sky colour was grey – but great for snuggling!
Snuggling is ALWAYS a good thing Lisa.
That red vine got my attention too! I’m sure im not alone in my swooning over anything craft, i just love to see new projects. Thanks for sharing.
That’s the good thing about crochet (well mine anyway) they are quite small, so the turn over is fairly snappy. Lots of new things get started.
what gorgeous photos – I love the green roof in the top photo and the small boy at the end – just lovely
thanks for the kind words Johanna… colours were definitely jumping out this last weekend.
What lovely images and things Brydie. I love your little crocheted squares and the colourful things for your baby to play with. xx
The crochet squares keep slowly building up. Hopefully they’ll form something useful eventually.
These are beautiful images – the red vine has my attention too and I think I’d enjoy that colourful stack alongside the baby fingers
the photo didn’t do the vine justice. It really did look quite graceful meandering up the stone wall.
Beautiful colours. So many shades of blue in the sky – it’s like a paint sample strip.
I adore the many shades Australian blue skies. They can be so vivid.
I feel so happy and energized after looking at your post. I love looking at life through your camera lens.
Oh thank you, that’s really kind. I do love grabbing a ‘moment’ and putting it in to a rectangle.
Such fresh, gorgeous photos. Looking at them has lifted my soul this evening, thank you.
always happy to help lift a soul M. Hope your week is a lovely one.
Brydie- your perspective is so spot on right. Looking at the myriad of colours in our lives and naming them gives us a chance to stop and see- to pay attention to the small bright things or the big blue expanses that frame our days. Thank you for sharing this kaleidoscope of color with us!
Yes!!!! It is truly beautiful, happy weekend….
The colours really were just jumping out at me over the weekend Heidi. Everything seemed so very colourful.
The buhddist temple in Sydney was one of the places I wanted to visit, but never quite got round to going to.
Richard I’ve lived here for 12 years and that was the first time I had (finally) got there. My eldest was very impressed.
love the way you’ve woven color through your post Brydie, the way it was woven for you through your weekend. i love especially that little person color at the end…not only the little person (adorable!) but the gesture you caught and how you’ve composed the shot. really lovely! may your week be as colorful!
Such a compliment coming from you Spree (aka Queen of the Camera)… thank you
I absolutely love those rainbow bowls! Nothing like colour to put a smile on the face
I agree Lorraine… colour can be quite wonderful.
Oooooh, I love the little person colour!
me too Misky
Beautiful photos. The colour is so rich, just like the weekend.
Oh my! You’re really quite an amazing photographer! I loved the pictures! And that is amazing crocheting–where could I find a pattern similar? Beautiful!
Hi Imani, thanks for the kind words. The squares I am doing are just simple granny squares. There are lots of tutorials about on how to get started on them, (far more thorough than I would be able to tell you!) Happy crocheting