Thanks geefull x
Thanks geefull xgood evening all
5.1 today and feeling much better thank younot quite back to normal but much better
still got a largish fairly colourful and warm patch on my arm. I had the Oxford Astrazeneca jab @jjraak as did both mr gee and his mum.
The doctor who did the jab did say that his anecdotal feedback was that many people had some level of reaction, a sore arm or a couple of 'fluey' days.
I'm telling myself that a reaction hopefully means my immune system charging in
Hope your day is treating you well
@karen8967 - hugs, glad it came back up in good order, take care
@gennepher - That Popeye! have you checked your files in case he posted a catb*tt pic?
I like today's very atmospheric painting, it's worked well
@SlimLizzy - hope the feedback from the doc will be swift and reassuring to you both.
@dunelm - Love your frog he's very characterful and he has such a speculative and calculating look in his eye
@Muddy Cyclist - I enjoyed yesterday's waves, so much light and vibrancy and I like today's very much too, lots of brooding potential there.
( I'm looking at today's painting and wondering if I can guess where you will put the extra highlights - I'm always learning from you)
art bit -
didn't do any art yesterday, didn't feel up to it but I'll try to catch up and I still have a couple from the last batch of scans to post
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Have you tried Gabapentin for the nerve pain?Still alive
Covid vaccine 13 days ago, after shingles, no relationship.
Struggling with ophthalmic shingles, right sight of my head.
Right eye vision cloudy, maybe 25%, loss. Clinic review in two weeks.
Hope you all have happy outcomes as the vax success rolls on.
MCFC, come on the Blues!
I like this very much @Muddy Cyclist with the sea, rocks, and reflections...Next in my stormy sea scape, more before the storm than during. I think I will add some wave breakers on the right to carry the eye in.....
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Hugs for your sore arm @geefullgood evening all
5.1 today and feeling much better thank younot quite back to normal but much better
still got a largish fairly colourful and warm patch on my arm. I had the Oxford Astrazeneca jab @jjraak as did both mr gee and his mum.
The doctor who did the jab did say that his anecdotal feedback was that many people had some level of reaction, a sore arm or a couple of 'fluey' days.
I'm telling myself that a reaction hopefully means my immune system charging in
Hope your day is treating you well
@karen8967 - hugs, glad it came back up in good order, take care
@gennepher - That Popeye! have you checked your files in case he posted a catb*tt pic?
I like today's very atmospheric painting, it's worked well
@SlimLizzy - hope the feedback from the doc will be swift and reassuring to you both.
@dunelm - Love your frog he's very characterful and he has such a speculative and calculating look in his eye
@Muddy Cyclist - I enjoyed yesterday's waves, so much light and vibrancy and I like today's very much too, lots of brooding potential there.
( I'm looking at today's painting and wondering if I can guess where you will put the extra highlights - I'm always learning from you)
art bit -
didn't do any art yesterday, didn't feel up to it but I'll try to catch up and I still have a couple from the last batch of scans to post
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I am so glad you have the clinic review @True BlueStill alive
Covid vaccine 13 days ago, after shingles, no relationship.
Struggling with ophthalmic shingles, right sight of my head.
Right eye vision cloudy, maybe 25%, loss. Clinic review in two weeks.
Hope you all have happy outcomes as the vax success rolls on.
MCFC, come on the Blues!
Thank you @Muddy Cyclist - I did self censor part of the word but evidently that is not good enough - dad called his newts Kinka-newt and (not nearly but almost) drunk-as-a-newt but replacing the word ‘drunk’ with another word in common circulation amongst gentle folk starting with the letter ‘p’That's great frog drawing, I see you got censored, what on Earth was that Frog called to get zapped?
I did self censor part of the word
Thank you for your compliment on my Sea paintings. I think we all learn from one another, I look at your style of watercolour and admire and try to get similar effects on my hills but without success. I do like the way you have painted the foreground field so much colour, texture and intelligent brush strokes. The water logged area waorks very well giving depth and setting the mood.good evening all
5.1 today and feeling much better thank younot quite back to normal but much better
still got a largish fairly colourful and warm patch on my arm. I had the Oxford Astrazeneca jab @jjraak as did both mr gee and his mum.
The doctor who did the jab did say that his anecdotal feedback was that many people had some level of reaction, a sore arm or a couple of 'fluey' days.
I'm telling myself that a reaction hopefully means my immune system charging in
Hope your day is treating you well
@karen8967 - hugs, glad it came back up in good order, take care
@gennepher - That Popeye! have you checked your files in case he posted a catb*tt pic?
I like today's very atmospheric painting, it's worked well
@SlimLizzy - hope the feedback from the doc will be swift and reassuring to you both.
@dunelm - Love your frog he's very characterful and he has such a speculative and calculating look in his eye
@Muddy Cyclist - I enjoyed yesterday's waves, so much light and vibrancy and I like today's very much too, lots of brooding potential there.
( I'm looking at today's painting and wondering if I can guess where you will put the extra highlights - I'm always learning from you)
art bit -
didn't do any art yesterday, didn't feel up to it but I'll try to catch up and I still have a couple from the last batch of scans to post
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Such fun - have a marvellous dayTherin lies the clue!
There is a high-bar on this forum - openly searchable, open to all ages - but if you need to self-censor then the word / phrase in question is not allowed and likely to be moderated.
Ouch for the aches, but we ain't no longer Spring Chickens, boing!Good morning everyone from a very quiet and pleasant start here in the dark and dangerous north
The wonder wheel of something made with courgettes and something made with mixed peppers and the addition of chorizo for the taste buds to get involved came in at 5.2 this am.
We have a gingko tree in our garden - two tiny plants were given to my mother by the nurserymen at Westonbirt Arboretum about 20 years ago and she gave one to us. It’s now about 3 feet high and needed to be moved - they do grow quite slowly. Anyhow - rootball was deeper than envisaged - it’s now in a large terracotta pot and I will need to milk my aching back for at least 2 days, possibly longer unless my acting wearies me; “It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
@BRSBRI - interesting bike but I think that Apple are ripping people off with their latest watch design.
@Muddy Cyclist - another excellent seascape - savage sky and great reflections - will be interesting to compare with V2.
@gennepher - absolutely smashing winter scene with a stunning tree - are you pinning for a holiday abroad? Is Popeye worried?
I have ordered some more white rice paper - should have done it weeks ago - still, there is more of the yellow paper left. A couple of birds today - spring is in the air - “boing” - have a fabulous Friday - koffy calls (other sounds available).
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Sorry to you are suffering, that must be very frustrating and stressful, I do hope all works out OK. Will be in my thoughts.Still alive
Covid vaccine 13 days ago, after shingles, no relationship.
Struggling with ophthalmic shingles, right sight of my head.
Right eye vision cloudy, maybe 25%, loss. Clinic review in two weeks.
Hope you all have happy outcomes as the vax success rolls on.
MCFC, come on the Blues!
Seems he will need a minor operation, timescale 12 months plus. Unless it becomes an emergency.Indeed...
Still stand by the longer term measure v daily low tide mark.
Fantastic news re Mr Slim.
Let's hope appointment is soonest, and all can be resolved by the simplest measures or medicines.
Thank you.I like this very much @Muddy Cyclist with the sea, rocks, and reflections...
A brilliant seascape.
Yet another good imaginative piece from you. I can see a good frosty Morning the light being captured and abstracted by the fingers of Frost with a flight to escape from the grips of the winter.Fbg 6.7
His Lordship is behaving himself. No more phone episodes. He is actually being an Angel this minute, allowing me to do my digital painting on my iPad...
I, however, am having a sleepless night. No idea why. Yesterday was good. Was in the sun for a bit. I have no immediate worries. I did stuff yesterday. So, this is out of the blue. I am not sleepy, but going to try again after posting this digital painting in Procreate. It started out as a blossoming cherry tree against a blue sky...but ended up as this...perhaps because I wasn't sleeping...
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