First, had to share…
Our little town had their first annual St. Patrick’s Day parade! Okay, so it was a parade of only children. They decorated their skateboards, bikes, mini cars, hoverboards, etc., and had a parade around Main Street. This is the 9-year-old. Wish you could see the full picture of the bike. My SIL hot-glued the hell out of it. LOL That’s a leprechaun’s hat attached to her handlebars. The parade was fun and afterward, we went out to dinner to celebrate the holiday. It is an Irish household!
I’m working hard on finishing a book by next Friday. Just wrote the first sex scene. It wasn’t what I expected. That’s all I’ll say. 🙂
I’ve been painting every day of #the100daychallenge. So far, I haven’t missed a day. I passed the 1/4 mark of the challenge yesterday. Here’s a couple of things I finished this week…
So, I’ll keep my nose to the grindstone and power through until Friday. I’ll get ‘er done (I really detest that phrase!).
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For a chance to win a $5 Amazon gift card, solve the puzzle, then tell me when, where, and who is he?
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I think this is what King Arthur would look like to me in Camelot but does anybody really know when? lol
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This is Sir Thomas Miles. It is early dawn on a cloudy morning. He and a handful of handpicked men are about to embark on a mission to rescue a kidnapped victim–cousin to the King. Only she wasn’t kidnaped. She is is love with the accused man.
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Henry V at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415
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A knight fighting for his king… they won this battle but more awaits them…
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He’s from the Knights Templar for sure.
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Robert the Bruce. The knight who became Robert 1 King of Scotland. The Battle of Bannockburn,1314. I really like the paintings. They make me think of spring. Cute picture of the 9 year old. Good luck on finishing your book.
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Scottish knight, 1300s
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Scottish Knight, leige to the Lord, Midlands Of England. 1500’s.
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The famous Scottish Knight William Wallace, about at the 1297 Battle of Stirling Bridge.
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A knight returning home after a successful battle.
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Someone tasked with guarding the keep; he’s just heard that he’s on night duty, and instead of the meal by the fire he’d been hoping for, he’ll be heading back out on watch. Again.