It probably has to do with the beautiful blue of the Greek sea and the Greek skies I guess.
My soul opens up whenever I see blue.
Here are some examples of blue I spotted around me recently.
At Krini, a suburb of my city, when we had a shadow puppet performance for the scouts I walked the beach of course!
What a lovely blue colour this car has!
A blue seaglass felted stone I recently made for the EGST exchange really appealed to many people.
We bought some lovely shadow puppet brooches from Ro Gallery recently and they were on blue paper.I spotted this blue grafiti on a neighbourhood wall.
I drank my coffee in this blue mug this morning.Gift from my son a long time ago.
The pot with this dry blue plant is always next to my computer screen.
I still light these candles in my kitchen.
In front of my blue wall. The photo doesn't really show it that well. The colour is much better.
And you can also see my blue clock and blue cross stitch.
A blue & on my kitchen counter.
Toothpicks in a blue Romanian ceramic tiny mug.
My blue armchair-cross stitch corner.
Some blue in my candles.
A lovely blue blown glass keyring I received for Christmas from a dear friend in England. Thanks Kim!
I brought my first two "babies" from the ceramic class at home. And of course they are blue.
We went to the theatre with the school all the way walking the beachfront. It was great!So much blue!With this blogpost I join Our Beautiful World.
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