A flowered from my bouquet of flowers. It is so pretty. 🙂

A flowered from my bouquet of flowers. It is so pretty. 🙂

I 🩷 this song by Harry Styles

I’m the queen of my castle. This is typically the kind of photography I capture with my main camera and not my mobile phone. This photograph was taken ymwith my Cannon camera. It is when I take my photography seriously, and they are not just snaps.
Someone has my photographs from all of the different events I have attended over the past 20 years. That someone is making money on my photography! That person owes me!
Fx
Here is another typical photograph captured by me during a visit to Scotland.

The quality of the actual photograph has been reduced, and the photograph has reduced in size. I have also angled my photographs because someone was swiping and saving them. It is much better for Internet viewing. However, someone was not just contented in viewing them. They wanted my actual photographs to make money on them, without asking me first!
Yes! Back in 2012, when I made my very first Tweet, this is what my profile picture looked like. I can remember showing my dad my first Tweet, and he laughed his socks off. He said, “Only Twits Twitter” 🤣
I used to have a pet cockatiel back in those days, named Rosie. It seemed appropriate for me to Tweet. 🤣🥰

I had the pleasure of seeing Westlife live at the O2 a few years ago. I loved the event and I love Westlife.
When i heard about this sho, i could not wait to buy mu ticket. The show was amazing. I did not want them to stop singingp.The candlight was beautiful. I found myself singing along to all of the songs and I even had a little bboogie.The venue at the Cathedral was simply wonderful. 😉
Some of the songs they sang. They saved the best for last: “Flying Without Wings.”











I had a lovely lunch on Wednesday after visiting the Peterborough Cathedral. Seeing that dinosaur made me hungry and thirsty. I couldn’t buying a pina colada 🙂









Dinner at Middletons. Yum!

I went for a fun outing today. I went to view the Titanosaur (Patagotitan mayorum), which is much larger than the Tyranasauras, at the Cathedral. I have bmnever seen one that big before. It was huge, when standing
directly underneath it!
Length: Approximately 37 metres (121 feet)
Height: 6 metres (about 19-20 feet)
Weight: Estimated 70 tonnes when alive
















I have some more photos to add later