WeekHforHearts

Over on Bluesky Sheena, a Glaswegian living in Northern Ireland, curates a weekly photographic challenge.I have been participating in these challenges for a couple of months It gives me an opportunity to dig into my rather large snapshot archive and share a few images to the weekly theme related to a letter of the alphabet.

Last week's theme for the challenge was WeekHforHearts. This challenge wasn't too difficult as I had a lot of images in my collection tagged as "Hearts." 

Actually I think I went overboard and posted too many snaps. Creating a few collages, after I spent too long trying to arrange my pics in groups in the Blogger App,  helped me share more images. 

Near the home of two famous lovers Verona Italy 2024

Getaria, Spain -2024

Served at a friend's home - Salt Lake City 2015

Found amongst the treasure in my study is this Mighty Mouse.

Asissi, Italy - Home of St Francis 2022

We succumbed - Bruges, Belgium 2023

On the buses - London, England 2024

Happy couples hanging around in a temple - Oskaka, Japan 2025

Hearts to go - Seoul, South Korea 2025

We obliged this couple in Budapest Hungary by taking their photo.

Lovely Comogli, Italy 2019

Decorated roofs on the Trulli

 - the traditional houses in Alberobello Italy 2022

  

 

  

Liverpool, England 2023

Confused 

Above are three Fuzzy photos from a pilgrimage to honour Elvis in Nashville Tennessee 2012

 The Heartbreak Hotel was one of the worst hotels we have ever stayed in.

We passed on the souvenirs.

Signs on lightpoles at Nelson Manadela University 
Port Elizaabeth, South Africa 1016

WeekEforEphemeral

Over on Bluesky Sheena, a Glaswegian living in Northern Ireland, curates a weekly photographic challenge.I have been participating in these challenges for a couple of months It gives me an opportunity to dig into my rather large snapshot archive and share a few images to the weekly theme related to a letter of the alphabet.

Last week's theme for the challenge was #WeekEforEphemeral. As someone who is obsessed with Family History I have a great collection of family treasures that could wear the Ephemeral label. 

We lined up for tickets in New York

When I announced the impending arrival of Baby Number 4 my mother gave me this.

Goodbye Plaster Cast. Thankfully it was ephemeral

Can't think why I saved this paper napkin from a past family Easter celebration.

The waves that roll in at our place on Lake Macquarie are short lived.

A Community event to welcome servicemen home to Canowindra Australia. My Dad's invitation.

Here's my Son's Christmas Wish List from the eighties.

One of the fun activities at Rootstech in 2017 was an opportunity for attendees to have a caricature drawn. Here's mine.

Twice visited, happy to go again.

A Birthday Telegram from 1951. Who were Stephen and Terrence?

My last post for this theme - The mother was pleased that lipstick didn't last.