T sTands for bunnies and buTTerflies

Hi Everybody!

Hope your weekend was as good as possible under the circumstances.

We had very cold weather here, but with a lot of sunshine, and the trees are getting greener every day. I still hate being at home all day, but as there is no way around it, I have to accept it.  And I still have lots of things I could do, like dusting and tidying.....But I have spent my time reading, and am happy I have an endless supply of  books thanks to well filled shelves and Kindle. The Corona rules have been redefined again. The big message is of course, stay home and only go out when it is necessary. Walks - alone - are allowed, but not more than 2 people may be together in public, except for families. And the powers that be are controlling and will heavily fine those who still think it's fine to party or play group games/sports outside. I have to stay home, but this, too, will pass! 

At Tag Tuesday we are starting a new challenge, and this time our lovely Michele is hosting. She has chosen the springlike theme of bunnies and butterflies. As always, tags of all formats are welcome, real, hybrid or digital, and you have 2 weeks to join us. Michele has three wonderful and inspirational tags on our TT blog, and you can view them when the post goes live on Monday evening. My tag was made with elements from me and Serif. The raven on the branch is a digitally cut-out photo of the tree I can see from my window:

I am also linking to Craftlandia challenge / pink - blue

Hope to see YOU joining in!

It's also time from this evening on for Elizabeth's T sTands for Tuesday link party, so here a warm welcome to all of the nice ladies of the T Gang who visit. I hope Elizabeth will be able to post as she has lots of problems with her internet again.

The art pieces were made some time back:

 These 2 photos were from last week before the lockdown came.

The cafes are all closed now, so I have to drink my coffee here in my 'ivory tower':

This huge bar of dark chocolate was a present from a neighbour last week - and it's still in one piece:

 I have a great view from my balcony when the sun rises:

Last week I bought tulips to bring home, I love to watch them opening up, here in a space-age vase from the 1960s:

And here I have used an old but lovely vase:

 

And I love the metallic glaze on it:

This sign is almost hidden in the bushes by the lake:

Some neighbours' gardens:

Have a great week, take care, and stay safe and healthy.

And thanks, as always, for coming by!