The end of the challenge

Our last 3 words for the 21 word challenge.

19. Discordant 

20. Dislocated

21. Bewildered

And of course my sentences from last week

Redolent
The smell of ironing damp clothes, which I don’t do very often, is redolent of my mother ironing when I was a child.

Serendipitous
Much of my artwork contains serendipitous moments when different media, that you wouldn’t usually associate with one another, work well together.

Sublime
There are so many sublime pieces of orchestral music. I think my favourite is Mozart’s overture for The Magic Flute.

Thank you for joining me today.
Bernice

 

I'm back!

Normal service is resumed.  The 21 word challenge is almost over and I'm back from my travels.

I've been to Australia and I will be sharing photos of our visit over the next few posts but not necessarily in the order they were taken.  I know many of you enjoy seeing the places I've visited.

We were visiting our son, daughter-in-law and 3 grandchildren.  One of the things that Andy arranged for us was a visit to the New South Wales Rail Museum.  I love steam railways and we got to ride on a steam train!

This was a great thing to do on a very rainy day.

Thanks for joining me today.
Bernice

The penultimate week

How are you getting on?  I hope you are joining in.  If so please put your sentences in the comments below.

Last week's words

Halcyon
As we get older we remember the halcyon days of our carefree childhood, especially summer holidays, when it never rained, and the sun always shone.

Lissom
As I’ve got older I have become less lissom although I do wonder if I was ever agile and supple!

Resplendent
In all the formal processions for the Queen’s funeral the military all looked resplendent in their uniforms.

And words for this week

16. Redolent

17. Serendipitous

18. Sublime

Thanks for joining me today.
Bernice