Never in my wildest dreams did I ever imagine the word I chose last December would become so synonymous with all of 2020.
There was only ever going to be one event for July – the long-overdue haircut.
For August, I chose Gummer’s Howe as my pause moment:
This West London Life 
It was indeed prescient! I like your woolly sheep addition to your hairdressing page – a neat comment in itself. That’s a lovely trip of photos, and good to be reminded there have been some very pleasant and life-affirming moments in all of this long pausing.
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I think the sheep are actually llamas, but whatever, they certainly summed up how I felt about my mass of lockdown locks! 🙂
Our weekend in South Lakeland already feels like a lifetime ago.
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I like your two Pause pages – the woolly llama certainly could represent many of us in lockdown locks! My OLW for 2020 is Nourish & there was maybe a little too much food nourishing, but that’s now in check. My August pages were all about the dangling pool moments that truly Nourished me.
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I think woolly llamas possibly described a lot of us during the hard lockdown phase!
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It does seem that you had a premonition when you chose your word, there has never been a more appropriate choice! It would just be nice to know when we can press ‘play’ again!
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Who would ever have thought that my word for 2020 would be embodied by a global pandemic?! Looking like 2021 before we can ‘play’ again.
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Pause is definitely a word to represent this year! Definitely hoping we can “play” in 2021!!!
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Wouldn’t that be a nice thought … the UK’s restrictions are set to be in place until around April 2021, minimum. 😦
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Yikes! There are still restrictions here, but Texas has opened up a lot. In fact, we are staying at home simply because it seems most people are not! 😐 The couple of times a month that we get out to do errands, it’s terribly busy everywhere. Most people are wearing masks inside stores, etc, but no masks out doors at all. Schools are back in session & sports are being played & even scrapbooking events are happening. I met a client at our local scrapbook store the other day & there were ladies cropping there without masks all day (it’s a small store). Fortunately the owner had set aside a space for me to meet away from the others.
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Emailing you …
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