DH and I have quite a large collection of digital photos, as well as 'older' prints. Much is stored on the portable hard drive, especially our holiday shots which number in the thousands. yesterday I trawled through some holiday photos, looking for 'black' and had a wonderful time remembering people we met and places we saw. My mother had a great dislike of black clothing and 'after I left her control' I did buy/make a number of black garments, especially jumpers, jackets and skirts. She would regularly tell me that 'I shouldn't wear black' because her and Nanna (her mum) did not like it! lol
Over the years though I found that I had trouble distinguishing between black and the very dark navy blue. Many a time I picked up navy blue wool instead of the black or bought a navy blue tank top thinking it was black. People said that when I had my cataract operations that that would change...no it hasn't. But I live with it and check ball bands for the numbers.
So anyway here are my 'black' photos...
Graduation at Central Queensland Uni, Rockhampton; I completed the degree via external studies |
Ready for a day's teaching as a supply teacher; early 1990s |
Finally got a pet dog when I was 46 |
Steam train excursion |
Shops in Chester, England |
The lovely waitress and I at the little tearoom where I celebrated my 60th with friends for High Tea |
A visitor in our garden |
Black edging on donated squares |
Magpie visiting our garden |
Yep! I'm in black again; this time for Melbourne Cup function |
Statue of Montgomery in London |
With my nephew Gregg in London |
Old sewing machines in the window of a clothing shop in Santa Monica |
At Ben Nevis in Scotland |
Police in Pisa |
A policeman in Rome |
A McDonald's sign in Salzburg; you have to look very closely lol |
5 comments:
I just love your hat and coat you wore in the photo with your nephew in London.
The black edging really makes the squares come to life!
You've visited a lot of interesting places too.
A beaut collection of blacks Maria.
lovely 'personal' photos,
What a great variety of pictures.
Triumph for black every use. I do not look that good in black, but I wear if occasionally. You look good in it.
The Police Officer's look VERY stern! And I love the old Steam Engine!I'd hate to be the one that had to repaint that building in Chester, England... WOW!
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