MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS

This is a bulletin board sort of thing for keeping little bits and pieces out of drawers and in view. This is in my husband's office. I have one, too, but it's smaller and has directional lights screwed into it.

From left to right, my husband as a child with his dog, an old powder horn, a Scottish primitive called "The Last of the Plaids," and the orange sketch in the centre is me.

Then we have his grandfather and two other, older ancestors.

Next, my mother-in-law as a child, and an Imari fish plate caught in the flash. The cross is made from the twigs of a tree where an ancestor was killed in the Jacobite uprising in 1745, and finally a water colour of Marrakech in Morocco where we had our honeymoon. The rest are bits and bobs probably not visible in this picture.

Am not very pleased with this, it's boring, but haven't the time for another.