We’ve had some watercolours (painted by my aunt) for years. We eventually prepared mattes and found wood to frame them. And then the items remained disassembled for another couple years.
Thanks to the great work of RB Custom Framing, the paintings are now beautifully housed. (But we still have to put them up – see, they’re still sitting on the couch – soon!)

On a slow walk down the driveway, I noticed long-fruited anemone seeds are still attached to the plant.

This sad fur coat (originally made by Woodley Furrier in Belleville) was seen at the Salvation Army Thrift Store in Campbellford.

The train arrived slowly and was (relatively) on time.

A hard choice for a photo today – after a nice ski at Goodrich Loomis, there was as bright pink sunset.

Or perhaps just dread of snow in the face?
We took advantage of the snow (since it’s supposed to warm up again soon) to go tobogganing.

Buds are slowly growing on the birch.