Dear readers, I'm off to see some family members and be at my old aunts' funeral. I think we'll see again on Tuesday. Be good!

I like the rectangle-and-square shapes.

I'm not sure I'll really have small trees shaped into pyramids...too much work. Also, the pond must be full of plants, not something so geometrical and without plants.

The paving, however...if it was a nice color...or five different colors... :D

Some...faces?

Spirals and a square, and black stripes.

The garden, seen from above, doodled in a non-naturalistic manner.
If only I'd find a suitable piece of land that I can afford.

Those guys are in a good mood it seems.

At first I thought, 'kritzeln' was the appropriate translation for 'doodling', but when I had written it down once or twice, I remembered that 'kritzeln' is maybe more like 'scribbling'? But what is german for 'doodling', then? The internet says it is 'kritzeln', but gives 'kritzeln' also as the translation for 'scribbling'...doesn't seem right to me. Isn't scribbling different from doodling? Anyway, here is a doodle with a heart and the same word over and over.

Get in, reach the blue diamond, get out!

A bee and a flower above a spirally something.

Nice beach, isn't it?

Until now, this was a really hot summer. I highly approve!

Plankton, I bet.

A maze.

One day, I'll own a garden. Obviously, I imagine that garden with glittery fairy dust falling down from somewhere.

The left and right rim seem to be in the front, at least to me they look like that.

A maze once more.

A green city, that is just what we need.

This is a curtain.

A flower with an additional colored pencil, a green one.

The sun, matching the recent heat wave around here.

More borders.

A whatsit, definitely.

A fish.

I like this one, dynamic but calm at the same time.

Borders.

Colorful, huh?

A tree in front of a striped sky.

Now that's a geometric one.

This should be a game. I wonder what the rules might be?

No. No, this didn't turn out how I wanted it to.