I caught up on some culling this morning.
I retained just two pictures from
and culled just one from
Only two have been retained from
This afternoon I watched the Six Nations Rugby matches between Ireland and France and between Scotland and Wales.
Our dinner this evening consisted of chicken Kiev; Jackie’s moist ratatouille; sautéed potatoes; firm carrots, broccoli, and cauliflower; with which I finished the Fleurie.
Sounds like another productive day, rewarded by a tasty dinner.
Thanks very much, Pat
I foolishly watched the second half of the Wales game. I nearly cost Scotland the match.
I adored your wonderful photo of the peacock butterfly, Derrick …
I love the yellow house, although the traffic noise would be a deal-breaker for me.
Thank you very much, Liz
You’re welcome, Derrick.
Culling can be hard and tedious work when you have so many lovely photos. I love the lodge. Take it easy, Derrick.
Thank you very much, JoAnna
Your dinner sounds wonderful and your day productive Derrick!
Thank you very much, Miriam
All lovely photos…those culled and those not culled.
Sounds like a yummy meal!
We had a waffle party for dinner with savory waffles and fruit waffles…homemade and yummy!
(((HUGS)))
That does sound yummy, Carolyn. Thank you very much XX
It sounds like a productive day for you both, Derrick!
Thanks very much, Merril
Another productive day, Derrick. I love the photo of the charming lodge house.
I’m impressed by your patience and dedication to culling, Derrick. Very impressive!
I am culling too. I spent a day photographing camellias with Marc. We came home with 600 images. I need to get it down to 100.
Wonderful picture of your brother praying the guitar.
Fantastic head image.
Thanks very much, Dolly
You are very welcome, Derrick.
Thanks very much, Dolly
I enjoy looking back through the old posts, Derrick.
Thank you very much, Lavinia
The first was a cracking match maintaining the tension until this weekend
Thanks very much, Sheree