R's rue

 IKEA is shite for its art  So I’ve spent a while getting ideas for decorating my office on line  These are my three finalists around which the office will be based on  I’m wavering between the bottom two from Going Gently https://ift.tt/exXBq4C

 Spinach pitas Waterfalls Shopping Books Long walks A lovely day Yesterday from R's rue https://ift.tt/X0Zdx4W

I’m in IKEA  Not a good idea as it’s nose to nipple in here I’ve driven a friend to a funeral outside Warrington and will pick them up after the “ do” after the service. Now I’m eating Schnitzel  IKEA does nice Schnitzel and coffee. I’ve bought German sausages for the dogs , several house plants and a chair . Not much else to report until I’m home from Going Gently https://ift.tt/pdrZf75

The image above was supplied by Walter Baxter of Galashiels in The Scottish Borders. I commissioned a photograph of a laughing horse and Walter duly snapped this one on a hillside near North Berwick in the Lothian region of Scotland. It will form the design basis for Laughing Horse Awards widgets due to be distributed once again on the last day of the year. Sponsored by The Yorkshire Pudding Company, The Laughing Horse Awards have become the most prestigious awards in the blogging calendar. Most readers of this blogpost will be aware of Laughing Horse's history - stretching way back into the mists of time. Each year special blogging awards are distributed before the overall "Blogger of the Year" is announced. Previous winners are listed below. Several are still with us, blogging away in a  dutiful manner while others have fallen by the wayside.  The  Roll  of  Honour... 2008 – Arthur Clewley for “Arthur Clewley” 2009 – Daphne Franks for “My Dad’s a Commu...