The Weekend in Black and White

This is a glass paperweight that sits on our mantlepiece catching the light. It shows different patterns depending on which way it's turned.

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The Weekend in Black and White

This is my father's old typewriter. I learned to type on this when I was fairly young. It once had a wooden case, but the woodworm took that many years ago.

In spite of it's weight, it's called a Remington Portable. Its type rack could be lowered to lie flat while being stored or carried.

I don't know how old it is, but it must date from the 1930s.

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The Weekend in Black and White

After I'd taken the photo I posted last week Aileni rejoined me (he'd been doing some shopping while I rested my leg). We went into the café for a snack. I liked the look of these condiments on the table. They were against a waist-high glass wall, which caused all kinds of reflections!

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The Weekend in Black and White

This photo was taken in the Letterkenny Shopping Centre shortly after the one I posted last week. In fact, you can just see the featured window behind the lady's head.
It was a very quiet morning!

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