Blue is the theme for September's monthly photo challenge, hosted by Eileen at A Bracelet of Days.
These are my finds for this theme:
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| Plumbago Flowers |
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| Blue Skies |
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| A Blue Car |
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| Blue Plush Toy |
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| Recycling Bin |
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| Asiatic Dayflowers Commelina communis |
I thought I would be able to take more photographs of blue objects, but, these were all I took. I hope to do better in October. Thank you for hosting the monthly photo challenge, Eileen. I wonder what October's theme will be?
Blue is one of my favourite colours. The flowers and colour of the sky are lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Angie. :)
DeleteEven if you didn't get as many blue photos as you had hoped, you got a nice assortment.
ReplyDeleteThank you, June. :)
DeleteYou take such amazing photos. I particularly loved the plumbago - you don't really see it here and it looks spectactular
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lyssa. Plumbago grows well in our climate and it is drought tolerant.
DeleteNice blue photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Anne.
DeleteThe plumbago flowers are so sweet and pretty. So are the Asiatic day flowers. Great collection of blue photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Celie. There is a slightly darker blue plumbago and I am thinking of buying a plant for the front garden.
DeleteSimply lovely glimpses of your world, and a PINK blush from me at the sweet compliment you posted on Nana Diana's gathering. DO make plans to Visit My Table every time that you can!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Racheld. I look forward to visiting you at your table. :)
DeleteI'll come along with Bless, and introduce ourselves. Save two seats please! I think maybe just after the main course, as a little birdie said there will be banana pudding. I have never tried it but what's not to like? And I agree Nana Diana should put her feet up so you three can keep chatting afterwards, and I'll help clear everything away, take dishes indoors and get started with the washing up. I'll find someone to help dry up as we go.
DeleteLady Ella, it would be lovely to have you come along with me and I am sure you will like banana pudding. I am sure Nana Diana will love it if you'll help with clearing everything afterwards. :)
DeleteRacheld, look for both Lady Ella and me to join you at your table for dessert! :D
What a treat that will be!! I'll love meeting you all, and hope you'll enjoy that famous Southern dessert, "Nanner Puddin.' " It's a big Bubba of a Trifle, with layers of vanilla wafers and sliced bananas between slathers of alternating Creme Anglaise and whipped cream.
DeleteIt does sound delicious!
Delete...and I never realised it was a health food. So much the better... extra large portion for me please! (Maybe some chocolate shavings on the top?)
DeleteOoh, some chocolate shavings on top would be lovely!
DeleteGreat photos! Those Asiatic Dayflowers are quite intriguing.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bushlady. Apparently, the plant is edible, but, I have never eaten it (and, to be quite honest, since it grows more or less as a ground cover, I'm not sure if I'd want to try it!)
DeleteYour photos are absolutely gorgeous! Happy October to you!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda. Happy October to you, too. :)
DeleteSix good photos are still six good photos! (I know someone who used to post 20, 25, 30... per month. Some people just don't know when to stop!) My fave is the last one. How cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lady Ella. I wonder who that someone might have been? :D The Asiatic Dayflowers are small, but, they are a lovely blue color.
DeleteI didn't find 'blue' as easy as thought I would so I think you've done well this month. Hopefully you'll find plenty of patterned things to share with us in October. I love the plumbago flowers ... they are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in, Bless. xx
Thank you, Eileen. I really do enjoy participating in your photo challenges; thank you for hosting them. Hope to find lots of patterns in October. :)
DeleteYou got some nice pictures with a variety of shades of blue.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bright blue sky in that photo as well as a bright shade of blue on the car.
I love the last picture with the fragile little blue flower.
Thank you, Debra. Later, I realized I could have taken a picture of a blue vase that I have, but, never mind. I've shown it in various other posts.
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