Power Grab

I have no idea what I was thinking with this one... Today's Gratitude Item: Finally being ready for tomorrow! Today was another really long day.

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Ink Well

In a fractal world, this is what an ink well looks like. One has to wonder what kind of pen would be used in this situation. Today's Gratitude Item: Getting…

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Silk Spiral

It turns out that green spirals can be a very good thing. Today's Gratitude Item: Shoe Glue! Which is exactly what it sounds like - glue that one can use…

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Deep Summer Frond

It's weird to be posting something that would be perfect for summer when it is barely spring in my part of the world but sometimes that's just the way it…

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Net Lightning

Finally we have an image that I actually like. In this case 'quite dark' is a very good thing. Today's Gratitude Item: Cheap bus fares. In response to the disruptions…

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Soft Treasure

This one is simple enough to be suitable as desktop wallpaper - especially if one likes pale colours. Today's Gratitude Item: Getting to the end of a rather long day.…

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Fairy-light Mountain

I sort of like the intricate lacy bits on this one. Today's Gratitude Item: That the building works near my classroom are almost complete. Said works took a lot longer…

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Painted Stars

One of those times when 'gentle' is good. Today's Gratitude Item: That it's OK to make mistakes. I've been doing quite a bit of that lately (being tired does not…

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Soft Star

This one is a bit softer than usual. Am not convinced that is a good thing. Today's Gratitude Item: Finding a work-around for the fact that Google's 'Practice Sets' tools…

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Brittle Complexity

This one is a bit like shards of glass, only less broken and a lot cooler. Today's Gratitude Item: A clear day filled with blue skies and sunshine. After the…

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