...from the the chapel of Yngsjö, which belongs to the parish of
ÅHUS(in south Sweden) is my Blue Monday theme, this time.

The building is about hundred years old, builded 1906. The paintings in the chapel are very beautiful, and in blue tones and patterns.
The chapel is special for me and my husband, as it was here we were married 15 years ago.
Look
HERE 
A blue beautiful glass arrange-ment with candle-holders.

And here is the blue painted pulpit, decorated with for example
"Lilium candidum",(The Madonna Lily)which is Virgin Mary's own flower.In Christianity the lily symbolize purity, virginity and piety.The blue colour is also Virgin Mary's colur, and often in old paintings you can see the virgin with blue dress on.
The greek-roman stories and myths are telling that this white lily was born when a godess(Juno)was breastfeeding her son, and some of the milk fell from the universe to the Earth, and let lilies grown up.
Another story about this "Woman Flower" is that they used to make drugs of the flowers to help women in the childbirth situation.
In the chapel there is an altarpiece in blue tones made in quilttechnique, by the local artist Lisa Fajersson.

Looking outside the chapel window, you can feel the blues, finding out some yellow leafs in the trees...

...but the young choir changes the feeling of the blues, when they are singing and moving around.

At least, here are some bluey earrings from
ANGELPEARLS a-give-away until september the 30th.
If you win, you can choose what colour you want.
But for me - I am chosen the blue one's, of course!
Have a nice Blue Monday, and a nice week!
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