dunelm
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Thank you @Muddy Cyclist - I do get caught though with when exactly to stop
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Thank you @Muddy Cyclist - I do get caught though with when exactly to stopAnd a magnificent waterfall indeed, very fine ink work.
@mojo37, I used an Indian recipe as I like a bit of spice in my chutneys - wonder if that would do it for you:A neighbour of my sister's used to make a delicious green tomato chutney wasn't quite the same when I made some though !
Difficult times and yes, scary, stressful and deeply upsetting. My dad had a heart attack in September. They put a stent in but when they discussed operations he discharged himself from hospital and went home on his 91st birthday having decided that if he was to go, it would not be in hospital.Good Morning and 6.1 for me today.
Grand day yesterday, walk, chat and play music in the Recorder Quartet everything from The Beetles to Sarabands by Bach, then some folk on guitars, banjo, Mandolin and Psaltery no singing involved. So no art from me yesterday sorry.
Today I have to take Mrs MC to hospital to have a small lump removed from her scalp which she keeps catching whilst brushing her hair, in and out procedure. With all the NHS hold ups we are hearing about in Mrs MC's case from first seeing the GP then consultant and now operation only took 6 weeks.
I have a 99 year old Aunty, my godmother, who is in hospital with breathing difficulty, non Covid related, she lived at home on her own until last week. She is refusing medication and food and hospital rang my cousin to ask how they felt about letting her leave this world with just palliative care. In itself no one's got any issues with this but her two sons can't visit, can't discuss this with her or face to face with doctors, the hospital is in a lockdown area. It must be so scary for my Aunty and so distressing for sons, seriously hard Covid times.
Make today worthwhile. Keep safe.
Adventurous as ever, a new digital app! There is definitely a feel that pastels have been used to create your art and without all that dust and messy fingers.
A great feeling of a powerful waterfall @dunelmGood morning everyone from a wet and bouncingly noisy start in the dark and dangerous north
The wonder wheel of fried greed tomatoes with eggs and bacon romped home at 4.8 this am
I brought in all the green tomatoes yesterday thinking to put them in paper bags to ripen and then thought - make chutney - so I did - but then saved 4 and did fried greed tomatoes in whistlestop time. Absolutely delicious. Why had I not done this before.
Summer shed now has a coating on acrylic based waterproofing on curtesy of Mrs Miggins - I will check it once it gets light to see if it OK or in need of another coat.
Waterfalls have been featured recently so here is another, perhaps a couple of brush strokes too many but hey ho - ink on rice paper.
Have a wonderful day if you can - it’s wellies and waterproofs here I think but first some koffy.
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Glad they arrived eventually @mojo37Good morning all from a very wet Wales finally got testing strips and came in at a 7.7 this am , not a brillant number but then I did indulge in my favourite crusty bread. Nice to be back testing helps keep my on track
Good Morning and 6.1 for me today.
Grand day yesterday, walk, chat and play music in the Recorder Quartet everything from The Beetles to Sarabands by Bach, then some folk on guitars, banjo, Mandolin and Psaltery no singing involved. So no art from me yesterday sorry.
Today I have to take Mrs MC to hospital to have a small lump removed from her scalp which she keeps catching whilst brushing her hair, in and out procedure. With all the NHS hold ups we are hearing about in Mrs MC's case from first seeing the GP then consultant and now operation only took 6 weeks.
I have a 99 year old Aunty, my godmother, who is in hospital with breathing difficulty, non Covid related, she lived at home on her own until last week. She is refusing medication and food and hospital rang my cousin to ask how they felt about letting her leave this world with just palliative care. In itself no one's got any issues with this but her two sons can't visit, can't discuss this with her or face to face with doctors, the hospital is in a lockdown area. It must be so scary for my Aunty and so distressing for sons, seriously hard Covid times.
Make today worthwhile. Keep safe.
Thank you I will have a look later@mojo37, I used an Indian recipe as I like a bit of spice in my chutneys - wonder if that would do it for you:
https://www.mamtaskitchen.com/recipe_display.php?id=12896
Now there's an interesting thread. Would an undo tool be useful in real life and what would you undo? I admire your attitude to life and applaud your creativity and tenacity in producing the daily art whatever life throws your way. I may be the polar opposite in so many ways but that doesn't hinder me appreciating the yin in others that my own yang probably needs.But then I thought, you don't get an undo tool in actual pastels, so I don't use it now.
Now there's an interesting thread. Would an undo tool be useful in real life and what would you undo? I admire your attitude to life and applaud your creativity and tenacity in producing the daily art whatever fe throws your way. I may be the polar opposite in so many ways but that doesn't hinder me appreciating the yin in others that my own yang probably needs.
Thank you @gennepherA great feeling of a powerful waterfall @dunelm
That is exactly what I have found.Hi Bill.
I see the body as a highly complex machine,
With checks and balances to stop YOU killing it accidentally.
When we stop giving the body what it's used to, it isn't aware we are doing it with good intentions, so begins making up the shortfall of what IT believes OUR body needs.
After a few or weeks I found the same for me, good efforts not reflected in the number
But with the same consistent approach, it seemed to learn I was SAFE,
And then began dialing down the extra help.
My advise for the early stages of LCHF
( 6 months) would be still check daily,
but don't me too perturbed by a higher number then wished for based in foods eaten,
Look to the drop over a week or two for the progress.
I do however think the pre / post food bgs tell us much more about how well we are managing this new way of eating,
and give valuable insight into how to tailor our new diet to have the best effect pleasure v better choices.
As said previously, if your not enjoying the food you are choosing to eat, higher likely hood you won't stay the course.
Just my tuppence worth, no more knowledgeable then many others on here.
But never hurts to have another viewpoint to help make rational decisions.
I would, if you haven't got it already, recommend Jason fungs, the diabetes code
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0795BLS8D/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_LIAFFbZNQJ23K
For a bodger mechanic like me, I saw this like a Haynes manual for T2D.
All models, all years...
Is it the Bible..no.
But it does give a very good overview of what IS happening to us as we tackle this disease.
Good luck on the journey.
You'll find your way, for sure.
Spooky and mysterious trees, guardians of the mystic waterfall. Definitely pastels.Fbg 6.7
Painting this morning in iPastels. Just playing out of my head again. I had an idea of a painting in my head, but I am not competent yet with the settings and tools available. It was to have been a misty painting with a person coming out of the mist, but I ended up doing this. And it included the ubiquitous waterfall...
The only quarrel I had with this app this morning was the undo tool undid more than the last stroke. Grrrr.
But then I thought, you don't get an undo tool in actual pastels, so I don't use it now.
Have a good positive day
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