Street art and school art.
Linked to On the Hunt for Joy: Let a kid decorate.
Tag: #onthehuntforjoy
Rainbow old, rainbow new, rainbow borrowed, never only blue
You can catch your own rainbow:
Or wear your own rainbow:
Or paint your own rainbow or photograph somebody else’s:
Stick a rainbow on your window:
Or best of all, get a rainbow as a gift:
Linked to the On the Hunt for Joy Challenge: Make your own rainbow.
Instant colour
I enjoy flowers. I enjoy gardens.
I do not enjoy gardening nor do I have a green thumb.
But in spring pansies and forget-me-nots are a fast way to fake it.
Linked to the On the Hunt for Joy Challenge: Start a garden.
Stitch witch
I am not normally a prolific sewer but I have a sewing machine and can use it in a pinch. The pinch, as we all unfortunately know, is now and it is masks. I have been sewing for friends and family and myself. Then I took on the task of sewing masks for the local hospital and old age home and I had to follow a certain pattern. I won’t tell you how that went – but it took me a few days to do it without swearing (too much).
Anyway, I’ve come to rely again on the tools above.
And just to make this post a more cheerful one, here is some material I picked up today for – more masks, of course. Shops were closed for a few weeks and now they are open again (the smaller ones at least) provided they adhere to hygienic standards (social distancing, masks, not more than a certain amount of customers inside).
Linked to On the Hunt for Joy: Tighten up.
Lightbulb moments
When our lightbulb in the guest toilet broke, I decided to change the whole fitting not just the bulb. And why not have some fun in this room?
Fun fact: In German, a lightbulb is not a bulb but a pear (Glühbirne).
Q: How many Germans does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: One. We are very efficient. And don’t have any humour.
Linked to Cee’s On the Hunt for Joy Challenge: Change your lightbulb.
Can you see the people smile?
Cee asked to Switch It Up for this week’s On the Hunt for Joy.
It’s what I am switching these days, I can’t help it.
Which door would you walk through?
Wouldn’t it be nice if your front door changed its colour according to your mood? To enhance your mood or if necessary, change your mood.
Linked to On the Hunt for Joy: Paint your door.
Don’t be shy – wear red!
A Red Dress Run is the perfect way to colour code. You can wear any colour as long as it is red.
Linked to the On the Hunt for Joy Challenge: Colour Code.
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