Hello lovely ladies,
How are you all this Friday?
I have a postcard for you that hopefully makes you smile:
It made me smile. Amazing how with a few simple lines the artist creates a funny bird. I like it very much. It comes to me from Germany.
The stamp is nice too:
It's the paper castle from a series of images on the theme of letters and paper.
I've had a busy week. But as usual, I keep forgetting to take pictures. Yesterday I had my hair cut.
I went to Chaning (Yes, that's her name) in the nearby town.
The picture of the pretty lady in the window is see-through from the inside but not from the outside. (Very clever)
I'd been to Pilates but I was too early for my hair appointment. There was no
point in driving back home for just an hour so I visited the municipal museum.
I'm going to join Annie at A Stitch In Time. And of course I will put some funnies at the end.
It's mainly an archeological museum. Although the facade is modern, it's housed in two historic 16th-century buildings, the Alderman’s house, the jail, and the Town Hall itself.
The museum showcases the history and archaeology of Baza and its surrounding area, from prehistory to the modern age.
Quoting the brochure: The museum features eight permanent exhibition rooms covering over 1,000 square meters, displaying artifacts from various periods like Iberian, Roman, Visigothic, and Medieval.
In one of the side rooms I found a medieval time piece/clock
from the local church:
Because it was back-lit, It's not very clear.
This is better. Fascinating.
Then I walked back towards the hairdresser and had a coffee in the cafe next door.
I'm writing this on Thursday evening. Meanwhile with one eye following the tennis at Queens. Two Spanish players (Alcaraz and Munar). It has gone on for ages. They must be so tired...
That is all from me today. I hope life gives you something to smile about.
I'm going to join Annie at A Stitch In Time. And of course I will put some funnies at the end.
Have a lovely weekend,
Lisca
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