Desktop Delights – December 2021

I’d not forgotten to post the Desktop Delights. I’ve just been having too much fun with family and had (in all honesty) turned my computer off over the Christmas, New Year break.

But here they are, all the fabulous desktops shared in December 2021. A huge thank you to everyone who joined in on the fun. I do so enjoy seeing what you are looking at.

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Brian shared an adorable photo of three Little Striated Thornbills after they had enjoyed a bath. Seriously, it is so adorable you much check it out.

Aletta’s desktop is a photo of things ‘Growing on a sand dune‘ that look delightfully festive and absolutely appropriate for this time of year.

Like me, Cee went for pink this month, sharing a photo of dogwood blossoms. They look fabulous and would set off any garden.

Martin’s photo this month is of downtown Finchley, specifically, a view of Ballards Lane in Church End. Makes my downtown look rather sad.

Graham said he was snorkelling when: “I looked up and saw this green turtle coming towards me.” Great shot, Graham, and a wonderful desktop.

Becky declared her weekend needed a little colour, and a little colour from Edinburgh Botanical Gardens 2019 was just what the doctor ordered indeed.

Ladysighs shared a joyful wallpaper and delightful little ditty to go along with it.

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I’m still enjoying my wallpaper.

And I’ve even a frangipani blooming just outside the study/office window.

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On January 15, I’ll share the new image on my desktop.

But you don’t have to wait until then.

You can join in anytime.

1. Share the photo* you have set as your wallpaper;
2. Provide as little or as much detail as you wish;
3. Comment on my post for December or use a pingback; and
4. Share the fun around 🥰

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* Remember, in the interest of maintaining your personal privacy, please refrain from sharing a screenshot of your desktop and merely share the image you have set as your wallpaper.

The challenge icon can be downloaded here – or here if you’d prefer a smaller file – or here if you would like a copy of the full image used above.