Muddy Cyclist
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Enjoyed seeing both of these, sunset I went back to have another look at and it does have a quality that draws you in the sort of art work that offers more each time you look. Loved the grass in the second and tree roots.good afternoon all
4.6 today
a bright and sunny day again so we braved the somewhat chilly wind and did some strimming and other bits in the garden today
as a trial because of lockdown mr gee put his repeat prescription into the little collection box in the village shop a week ago specifiying it to be returned via the pharmacy in a neighbouring village (where we have found the service is better and more friendly than the one in the nearest town).
We were going to call them tomorrow to see if it had arrived back from the Health Centre so we could collect it when we went out to do our weekly shopping on Wednesday but, to our surprise, there was a knock at the door this morning, the little delivery van was parked in the road and mr gee's prescription items were in a little bag on the doorstep.When we opened the door the driver gave us a wave and drove away (obviously he was waiting to make sure we took it in), brilliant service
Hope your day is treating you kindly
@ianpspurs I'm ashamed to be late wishing Julie Many Happy Returns
@gennepher two lovely skies, I enjoy both and I look forward to more
@Muddy Cyclist a promising start to what will be an interesting piece
today's art catchup -
No 1 was an attempt to paint a lovely sunset I remember seeing over the beach sand dunes, I didn't like it at all when I painted it but it's grown on me(Kuretake paints )
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and no 2 is an attempt to improve my trees, the sky's a bit of a mess I'm afraid.
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I do like the first one - very atmospheric.good afternoon all
4.6 today
a bright and sunny day again so we braved the somewhat chilly wind and did some strimming and other bits in the garden today
as a trial because of lockdown mr gee put his repeat prescription into the little collection box in the village shop a week ago specifiying it to be returned via the pharmacy in a neighbouring village (where we have found the service is better and more friendly than the one in the nearest town).
We were going to call them tomorrow to see if it had arrived back from the Health Centre so we could collect it when we went out to do our weekly shopping on Wednesday but, to our surprise, there was a knock at the door this morning, the little delivery van was parked in the road and mr gee's prescription items were in a little bag on the doorstep.When we opened the door the driver gave us a wave and drove away (obviously he was waiting to make sure we took it in), brilliant service
Hope your day is treating you kindly
@ianpspurs I'm ashamed to be late wishing Julie Many Happy Returns
@gennepher two lovely skies, I enjoy both and I look forward to more
@Muddy Cyclist a promising start to what will be an interesting piece
today's art catchup -
No 1 was an attempt to paint a lovely sunset I remember seeing over the beach sand dunes, I didn't like it at all when I painted it but it's grown on me(Kuretake paints )
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and no 2 is an attempt to improve my trees, the sky's a bit of a mess I'm afraid.
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Clouds look beautifully dramatic....Here is my watercolour for today, was going to be the first in a series of Vistas but I'm not sure. Still it's done and I will probably start the series again tomorrow. Watercolour A4 size...
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Wow - there’s a blast from the past - I’m on my second cup of koffy and I still can’t face the dayGood Morning and 5.7 today.
You know I have no idea what I'm going to do today but I guarantee it will get filled and hopefully used wisely, that's after my second cup of coffee or maybe more cups of coffee. Does anyone remember a song with those words in 'second cup of coffee' by Gordon Lightfoot? Must look it up.
Ha well keep on doing whatever it is you do well, stay open minded and be careful.
Hope you can bring your kefir back to life. We are off this morning to a farm that guarantees it's milk is antibiotic free. It's getting harder to get organic whole milk in our little market town and I don't want to put us at risk by traipsing around all the supermarkets to find it.I found some kefir at the back of the fridge yesterday, sat forlornly in something that was previously - several months ago - milk. So my latest experiment is; will I be able to bring it back to life. Maybe, but it does look a bit sad.
Thank goodness for that Krystyna you must have been relieved.By 6.30am had climbed up to 5.6 fbs so all good. Temp OK also
I have given up the prospect of anything other than standard supermarket meat & diary now Krystyna...managed to get another click & collect slot for groceries this morning...it's not until the 2nd of may but we're well stocked so that's okay like you I don't want to traipse round supermarkets unless I absolutely have to.It's getting harder to get organic whole milk in our little market town and I don't want to put us at risk by traipsing around all the supermarkets to find it.
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