I bought a new bike helmet this week. It's sky blue with yellow-green flowers and purple fronds (not to worry, I haven't lost my marbles - the flowers and fronds are painted on the helmet, not attached and waving in the breeze). I know it still sounds ghastly but it's actually quite swell. It's a helmet from Nutcase and on the back is written - I love my brain.
Here's another week's worth of brooches.
This was the brooch that my Mom was wearing on her last Spring coat. She only wore one circle, but I wore both today for Mother's Day. A circle to me represents eternity and that's for how long I will love her.
A very tarnished silver bow - unpolished but well-loved. Bought this in Hazelton Lanes in Toronto a looooong time ago. Our pockets were a bit deeper then.
It's been difficult wearing a favourite brooch and knowing you won't be wearing it for a while. I love this brooch; again another enamel on copper. I think of Sunday mornings having a cup of tea, or a winter's day with a mug of cocoa. It's unhurried time.
This used to have a banner running along the bottom with Toulon engraved on it. I wish nowadays a little tourist pin would be as charming as these old Toulon ones. I think this is 2 out of 4 pins from there.
I have lost count how many feline pins I have. I like the quietness, calmness of this kitty. I think our cats are only that way when we aren't at home.
My husband used to play in a Bluegrass band back in the seventies and played all over Ontario with occasional forays across Canada. I bought this brooch for him, just to represent the many places they ate in.
I like the simple lines of this porcelain elephant. And I do so love these noble beasties.
Oh dear, I can't decide on my favourite for this week. Its a tie between the Mothers Day one (so sweet you still have it), the cup (beautiful little painting) or the boat ('cause we just sold ours and it made me nostalgic already)
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