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What was your fasting blood glucose? (full on chat)

Like your natural style when ding plant art, this is very good.

Thanks for you comment re sunset and speed, I rend to be fast with Plein Air, splash on the paint and let it run, merge and spread, dab some off, put some back, always fun a freedom I can't find in myself or let loose with what I call my real painting.
 
A grand ay I have had with youngest grandaughter and her mom and dad. Went a walk, picked conquers and showed her how to play along with rules, hints and all the right phrases, have to pass these old traditions on, mind you she was not that happy with me bashing her treasured shiny find. Her dad and I had a good conquer match though.

Went for walk by lake, it was chaos with Canada Geese, fighting, flying, landing and the noise, bedlam! As usual I had my watercolours and sketch pad so tried to create the scene which seemed an ever moving blurr, A4 watercolour sketch about 10 mins, a bit of a mess really but here it is Canada Geese Squabbling in the Reeds...all I had time for today.

 

Sounds as thought the conversation fights were good @Muddy Cyclist
Poor little mite, you bashing her treasured conker

I love your quick sketches, I always do.
 
Sunset was looking promising tonight so shot out to capture it in a Plein Air sketch. Had about 15 minutes to get it on paper, A4 watercolour.will probably do a proper painting once I get the decorating finished.
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Great sketch - looking forward to the finished article although again, truly good as it is. Good luck with the decorating. When Mrs Miggins get’s going with that, it’s like a week on the Forth Bride.
 
Well as a political statement, that super bit of art says it all. Fabulous and straight to the point.
 
Thank you @geefull - I do like trees.
A fine example of a rose hip.
I do appreciate cafes that socially distance themselves
 
Horse Chestnut leaves crackling into brown
Children scrabbling for conkers
Helicopters spinning from the Sycamore

Like the quick sketch - it captures the noise and the chaos of the geese
 
Good morning everyone from a drizzling start in the dark and dangerous north

The wonder wheel of home made bagels stuffed with bacon and eggs came in at 5.0 this am.

We are going over to our little house on the prairie today - so a ride across the moors, just for a change. Garden centres have been mentioned - roses and shrubs entering into the lexicon. Best take my waterproof coat and a brolly (or brelly as one of our grandchildren say).

Feeling lazy today so just a quick sketch. Hope everyone has a good day, Koffy time.
 
Horse Chestnut leaves crackling into brown
Children scrabbling for conkers
Helicopters spinning from the Sycamore

Like the quick sketch - it captures the noise and the chaos of the geese
Thank you. Sure is a great season we are entering, just a shame that winter and its long dark nights follows.
 
Hope blood sugars settle once you get rid of the cold and that you don't feel too 'under the weather'.

Sounds like yesterday was a good day. Hope you are enjoying driving the new car.
Thank you. The car - Kia Sportage GT-Line CDI- is being "treated" with goodness knows what to protect paintwork and leather seats from birds and grandchildren respectively so we'll pick it up next Friday. Julie did all the test driving as she finds some cars difficult for her back and we were scrapping her car. I am hoping to throw some money at the 04 Range Rover which I so love driving. No dogs in the new car so the RR is ideal. Enjoy Sheringham Park but don't try to walk too far on those 14 calories.
 
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Quick maybe but very well drawn, you certainly have mastered Bamboo. Take care travelling.

PS my conquer is a one'er I beat SIL.
 
Good Morning and 6.2 for me today. So that thin slice of Grandaughter's Chocolate Birthday cake (plus sneaked little piece Mrs MC didn't know I nicked) didn't result in terrible BG result.

Meeting a couple today for Recorder Quartet Rehearsal this afternoon, well more about keeping our hand in I suppose as no gigs. Playing outside, pleanty of room and looking at Covid figures it will be the last time for quite some time.

Do the best you can to harness time but mostly be content to follow the paths that it is going. Keep Safe.
 
Your bamboo is brilliant @dunelm
Enjoy your trip...
 
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