Angie’s April Artefacts

Life’s been busy… I’ve just downed my excavating tools and am having a short lunch break from working with my trowels and brushes…

Hmmm… what’s lying beside me in these storage bags? Three exciting treasures!

Ah ha! This one is extremely intriguing! It first appears to be some sort of art but is actually far far more… there’s a tale intertwined.

D.D. Lee’s Letters From A Changing Window is a fascinating read, a story which totally immerses his readers.

My life was filled with the wildest visions, vivid colors, and fleshed-out characters. I now seek a life with the simplicity of these beige stained walls.

…madame Clementine, care keeper of the boarding house in Madama Clementine’s Home for Troubled Sisters journeyed to my side…

She'd always leave me in better shape before disappearing back into the folds of her story.

I’d like to know what you think of this Vocal artefact… feel free to examine it yourself… it’s right here, at your fingertips.

Reluctantly, I return this treasure to its storage bag for safe keeping…

Oh, look, this one really catches the eye…

Bonnie Bowerman’s Lunch With Nan.

Brimming with nostalgia… this tribute to a loving grandmother, warmed my heart.

Cheesy, gooey, crunchy, savoury, salty, tangy, buttery goodness balancing with that hearty tomato flavor on your tongue…

It was the toe curling, heavenly, blissful part of my day.

This gem complements my lunch break perfectly!

I’ve just enough time left to examine the third artefact, before I need to again take up my archaeological tools…

Rachel Deeming’s beautiful jewel, The Railway Bridge, though small in size, holds a wealth of knowledge about humanity… a joy to behold.

The bridge was always in shadow but he didn't fear it. At over six feet tall, he was intimidating to anyone intent on approaching him and his rugby training meant he was up for a challenge..

I dare not say much more about this precious find, fearing I will spoil your enjoyment… you need to see it for yourself!

I’d love to admire any Vocal artifacts in your treasure chest… please share their links in the comments section below.

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Below is my first edition of Angie’s Artifacts…