I love trying to find an image to fit Debbie’s word on a Sunday, and this on had me wondering how to approach it
So, first I thought of a clock with missing numbers
And a house with missing slates and window panes:
And how about a flower with missing petals:
Low key daisies, half the petals gone
Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
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You ‘back catalogue’ is full of such good examples, Sue. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
Teehee…back catalogue of surprises
You have definitely turned it into a “Sue word” – I love that house! And the flowers
All in my ‘back catalogue’, as Pete says!
You have done much better than me. I struggled and gave up 😂😂
Oh dear!
🤨
🙁 indeed, Su
Good job, Sue!
janet
Many thanks, Janet – I had to think about that one!
I like the clock!
Cool, isn’t it…it actually expanded horizontally in one tick, and vertically on the next!
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