Window on my world 38:365

Window on my world 38:365, originally uploaded by lisibo.

I nipped across town to Paganel Primary School this afternoon to sign some paperwork for TeachMeetBrum, and saw the room where it'll all happen.
Very exciting!

This was taken on the way back in the city centre. Like the way the sun reflects on that building!

Window on my world 37:365

Window on my world 37:365, originally uploaded by lisibo.

Feeling rather yuck today so cheering myself up by going back into the archives.

Also aposite as I've been booking flights and accommodation for a colleague and me to go to Barcelona in ten days time.

A window from Parc Güell in Barcelona. A magical place and I love the tiles around the window - they look iike those liquorice allsorts jelly sweets that I like!
And can you see the reflections of other visitors in teh glass over the shutters.

Window on my world 36:365

Window on my world 36:365, originally uploaded by lisibo.

A window on my school world today.

This was taken during an audit of Spanish within the school before Christmas. No room on the walls for Spanish? The teacher has started using the window! And the lad that sits in the chair you can just about see has the job of updating the calendar.

Window on my world 35:365

Window on my world 35:365, originally uploaded by lisibo.

Today's photograph was actually taken last night at dinner.

Beautiful window to compliment the delicious food - and red wine;)

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Window on my world 34:365, originally uploaded by lisibo.

NewHall is a beautiful building and I was out to dinner there last night.

Today's window(s) were taken on the way in. Wonder what the room behind the window looks like? Perhaps i'll find out one day!

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Today's window comes courtesy of @belletidy who pointed it out to me. Although not a great Shakespeare scholar like her, I do love a bit of Bard so this took my fancy.

This is Shakespeare's window

the window that, until the mid 1990s, lived in the ‘birthroom’ of the place where he was born. The window has come to have a special significance in its own right in that it stands as a testimony to the pilgrimage of so many people here down so many years and speaks a great deal to us about what Shakespeare meant to them. This is because a great many people autographed them, using a diamond ring!

I wonder who would sign a window at my birthplace, and what might they say?

If you'd like to read the article from which this image came, here's the link.

Window on my world 32:365

Window on my world 32:365, originally uploaded by lisibo.

Whoops! Forgot to press post!

A window on my world today taken as I did my Mummy-duty and dropped youngest off at Brass Band rehearsal.