I love frangipanis, they smell nice and sweet and are pretty to look at. Simon’s grandpa has a beautiful tree in his garden and today I took a twig from it. Hopefully I’m able to get them to grow in a pot on our balcony back home.

It has been an amazing weekend, at least for me. Simon ended up being really sick and missed our friends’ wedding. It was a beautiful wedding and it meant so much for me to be able to share the special day with Maria and Håkan. The weather could have been a lot better, especially during our little photo session. It was a windy, a bit chilly and it drizzled from the sky but overall it we were lucky, it could have been a lot worse. But it wouldn’t have hurt if the sun was out like it was on the yesterday though.

Now the wedding photos have to be edited. I had a quick look through them yesterday and it seems like I’ve managed to at least get a couple of good shoots. I’m sure I can give you a little sneak peak later but until then I’ll just share a photo of one of mum’s apple trees.

A peony from mum’s garden. (Sweden)

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A random unknown flower. (Australia)

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Flowering fruit trees. (Sweden)

Coltsfoot (in Swedish Tussilago) in the sunshine. (Sweden)

Can’t wait for Spring and the crocuses to come. (Sweden)

Anemone hepatica (in Swedish Blåsippa). (Sweden)