Lovely mountain water painting.
Amazing Fbg and an amazing painting @gennepher
Lovely painting @dunelm
Thank you very much @Krystyna23040
"Gave a funny, poor ol' Neil.
. I sleep better and am a nicer, kinder little boy with some more carby days.- say. 40 gms. @jjraak top work soldier. @lindisfel take it easy in them there shops way up there beyond the Ice Wall - them Ice Walkers are dangerous. Y'all stay warm now, ya hear?
Thanks Ian...Morning all from L.A. on No Day: no iced up cars, no snow, no school closures and no known fbg. Bitterly cold and more dull than of late here. @dunelm hug for the back pain and thanks for sharing the art. I hope you enjoyed the coffee. @gennepher thanks for alerting me to the eyes in the video - nature isn't as benign and cuddly as romantics would have one believe. Thanks for sharing the creative. Being odd I don't see that as warm but I do see it as calming - I do really like the red. @Annb great fbg, hug for the infection and Neil's mystery. As for the higher carb, some Keto champions take breaks citing potential liver harm - shock horror - others say it prevents exactly that
My dad once replaced several doors on bathrooms, toilets and shower rooms for a doctor because they had locks. The doctor told dad he had needed to break into far too many such rooms when people had suffered heart attacks, strokes or falls. Dad obviously took the advice - and money.
My mother-in-law was fearful of break-ins once she was widowed and lived on her own. She lived in a ground floor flat in a 1930's building. She put huge screws into the sash windows so they could only be opened by unscrewing them, the outside door had a bolt and 2 locks on it and at night she would open a big, solid cupboard door, which covered the outer door and place a set of ladders against it so that she would hear the clatter if anyone pushed the door open. Beside her bed she kept a heavy, ebony walking stick with a carved head for a handle. It would have been lethal if she had ever hit anyone with it. Her children always told her that she shouldn't do it because, had she needed help, nobody could have got in to reach her. But she decided she'd rather die alone than be burgled. Free choice, I suppose. It was never tested of course.My dad once replaced several doors on bathrooms, toilets and shower rooms for a doctor because they had locks. The doctor told dad he had needed to break into far too many such rooms when people had suffered heart attacks, strokes or falls. Dad obviously took the advice - and money.
