Endings and Beginnings

A very sad day yesterday as we came to the end of season 3 of Ted Lasso. We were very late to this particular party, but what an excellent series it’s been. Can’t wait for season 4! From what I read in the papers this morning, the two episodes we watched last night were much more entertaining than the football on the TV.

However, new and launched today, we have my very talented wife’s Art Gallery page . It’s taken a while to convince Heather to put some of her artwork on the blog, but I’m really pleased that we have the page up and running. Hopefully over the coming months we will add more, so keep popping back for a look.

This one’s not in the gallery, but its on our lounge wall and it’s probably my favourite so far. I keep waiting for something or someone to appear out of the murk in the background. Lovely and moody!

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