So, let’s start with the Trees on the Gelli Plate exercise from a while ago (see blog posted 31st March).
I used an Gelli Plate brickwall remnant to create a treeline,

remember?

And the challenge was to make suggestions to finish, add to or enhance the wall. Well, Carole Panksztelo went one step further, and sent me her interpretation. Take a look….

Fantastic, or what?!

I love how she has come down in front of the wall 
with the trees, too. 

So hats off to Carole, and a big round of applause.

Carole, don’t think I need to send you my wall; yours is excellent! So a £20 Clarity gift voucher on its way to you next week instead.

Next was the Limerick session. Remember the corset card last week?

We laughed our heads off that day in the car to and from Ally Pally. They were all hilarious. Each and every one! 
Here are a couple which had us in stitches,

from Cardgenie

There once was a man from Dorset
Who like to wear his wife’s corset
He tried it at night;
It was really quite tight
And he ripped it by trying to force it 

But I think the one which cracked us up most was this one:

from Jocelyn:

There once was a man from Dorset
Who liked to wear his wife’s corset
He’d dress up and play
While she was away
‘Cos they’re funny like that in Dorset!

So, in keeping with the Laughometer, 

I think it is appropriate today: