The last day for Becky’s July squares looking at ‘perspectives’. I haven’t joined in every day this month. My sense of perspective on life has changed a lot recently, as it has for many of us I think, with the confusing messages concerning how we can safely live our lives.
I recently spotted this pretty window with its rainbow of hearts. I think we could all do with love and rainbows during the months ahead. Thanks Becky for hosting yet another interesting challenge in somewhat challenging times.
July Squares | Perspective
Cornwall in Colours 
Very effective!
That’s very pretty! I’ve been noticing a lot of ours have been taken down now which is a shame.
Only one I have noticed, but then I have been avoiding towns and there aren’t many houses in our tiny hamlet.
I saw a picture of St Ives today – aaargh!
What I don’t understand is why they son’t have a one way system for pedestrians. I actually thought that had been put in place as cars have been stopped from going into the town. The streets are awfully narrow.
I know, I remember them being tricky at the best of times. It’s crazy!
I have loved seeing the posters and hearts in the windows. I’ve enjoyed the challenge too – such a great topic – but have been a bit flummoxed myself this month, especially towards the end. I discovered yesterday I hadn’t responded to any comments for a week.
I think all the uncertainty is very draining. I’m not an anxious person, never have been, but lately I find myself very nervous when people come too close to me. And I only really go out to the supermarket!
I am a natural worrier, but it’s impossible to unleash my full potential for worrying at the moment.
I wish you had a safe walk nearby where you could be out in nature as much as you could want. I believe it’s possible to miss flowers in a similar way you might miss people – a garden is especially missable. Luckily you have a lovely garden.