Wednesday, 6 June 2012

Reaching Up - 365+1

DSD by Athena - Noteworthy
I'm often asked what the +K is on some of my posts on Twitter.  You can give bloggers who influence you a +K for different topics that they blog about, but that is only a small part of the overall Klout score.  One of the things that Klout does do is raise the profile of your blog with PR companies who might then ask you review appropriate products.  If you are interested in joining Klout to see how your score compares, you can find it at www.klout.com.  There are lots of other sites that also measure influence.

I have chosen this for today's theme 'Reaching Up'  as True Reach is one of the factors that Klout measures.

Tuesday, 5 June 2012

Diamond Jubilee Sparkle - 365=1

Suzie has asked us for photos with 'sparkle' and as I took a few pictures of the fireworks from the Jubilee Concert on the telly.  They certainly did sparkle and the stars shone. I've enjoyed the Jubilee more than I expected.

Monday, 4 June 2012

Colourful - 365+1

Chris Scrap - Sweet Cupcake
I've been decorating the spare bedroom all day and not finished yet, so you are getting photo of  my colourful Jubilee Tea from yesterday.

Sunday, 3 June 2012

Diamond Jubilee for 365+1

I'm going 'off prompt' today as it was the day of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.  You would think I had had a ringside seat, but in fact I took these photos sitting in front of my telly!  I particularly liked the Warhorse photo, but the whole flotilla was quite remarkable and an amazing spectacle.

Saturday, 2 June 2012

Birthday Queen

It's my mother-in-law's birthday and as it falls on the weekend of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations, I have made her a Jubilee birthday card.  I used papers and elements that were given away free in Simply Homemade magazine. 


In the distance - 365+1

It wasn't the best of days for seeing things in the distance, it was a bit misty.  I got my telephoto lens onto the camera so I could see further away and pointed it at a local landmark 'The Queensbury'.  It's a hill in the Moffat Hills and usually the first one to have snow on it.  You can just about make it out in the distance.