Happy birthday boy!

It is a difficult time of year!
It's the end of the school year and we always have too many things to do.
I have even more at the time as we are planning some changes here. More to be announced in future!
For the time being I would like to wish my boy who is becoming 20 today all the best ! May you always be healthy and happy and lucky in your life my love!

The previous week had...
...visits from unexpected guests...

...festivities and my speech at school for the memorial day of the Greek/Pontic Genocide on May 19th...

... a haircut and new colour after many many years....
before...

and after...bytheway I love it!

...a recording at a friend's house of our voices for a Black Theatre performance of his pupils...

I loved his London decoration...

and the views from his balcony...

...a shadow puppetry performance for a friend's school...

...watching the Eurovision Song Contest and trying to count receipts for my tax papers...

...eating nice mango ice cream...

...blooming flowers...

...taking selfies of people and dogs taking selfies...

...finding a great beautifully painted old building at the city centre...

...going to the Crafts Circus bazaar (I will talk about in the next blogpost)...

...and lots and lots of beautiful sunsets....

A selection of June photos.

 I bought Making a great but really expensive magazine only because Elsa Mora was featured in it.

 This issue was dedicated to paper art.

 Hubbie and I spent a whole of six hours in a studio along with the whole Drama Club friends to record the songs and music of the theatrical play we are going to mount in December. Sorry for the very bad photos but it was too dark in the studio.

 The three gifts I got this year from school. The lovely earrings from a 5th grade student who was leaving the school just like me.The heart keyring from my 6th Grade students who gave gifts to all teachers as a goodbye gift to Elementary School and the lovely mug in a beautiful tin box from the German Teacher with whom we exchanged gifts. I gave her a book.

 Charlie Chaplin a great graffiti on a wall in my neighbourhood.

 Hubbie really liked him!

 The Macedonian Tomb in a small park on my way to the bus stop. I took the photo just the last day I was going to my old school.

 The pomegranate tree behind the tomb.

 Flowers that my ex students of the 13th Primary State School  planted in the park.