The splodges look great and relaxing and full of freedom of movement @dunelmGood morning everyone from a slightly damp yet drying out start here in the dark and dangerous north
The wonder wheel of avocado with crispy bacon and eggs came in at 4.8 this am.
It’s moving day - well, re-arranging day really. I have bought a new table for art stuff and it’s going in the un-named room where the dolls house, rocking horse and toy boxes are. There is a sofa to move and a cupboard to get rid of, once I sort out contents - I think the shredder will be used later on. Best keep the practice chanter and my old slide rule though - you never know when they will come in handy. It all needs to be sorted today before the girl in the bubble turns up tomorrow. She is now staggering about unaided but like all newly acquired skills, she gets all show-offy - turns too quickly, and falls over. Luckily it’s mainly laughter but there has been the odd bump. Good job infants are mainly constructed out of rubber. Strange bird noise yesterday - looked into the garden and there it was, a Whitethroat - bobbing up and down, making a right racket.
Running out of the monoprinted sheets that I did - may do more at some future time and the few left have so far eluded me as to what they may become. Bit of a splodge this one but never mind, I like a good splodge - makes a change from a doodle. Have a great day if you can. Koffy time.
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Thank you @dunelmLovely light falling on the bridge - we seem to be doing our art all wrong but hopefully nothing will come of it:
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/i...-p7cSPkpPLm6i05BcihhH7xUx4PB4esxrEXEtUmy4nkEU
Thank you very much @Muddy CyclistYour mood deludes your artistic appreciation, this piece is good and the light you captured excellent.
Brilliant @jjraakA disappointing but fairly common 6.3 for me.
A good day so far
out with furry nephew
Feeling pretty good
legs moving much better this month than the last couple. So, good for me physically & mentally.
Have an Aunt quite seriously ill, is now back out of hospital and at home with her family. Thank god.
Turning to our walk.
Out in the local cemetery with the dog for the first time alone really since the accident and amazing what those few months have done
last time I came in the cemetery, it was pretty well manicured, or short grass. Now I've come I know that it's still manicured. But there's lots of it being left to grow.
So, higher grass, certainly over the dog's height. And he's having great fun, dashing and leaping through it.
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a joy to watch.
Add in its a Beautiful sunny day, can't really ask for more today.
Enjoy yours however you can.
Beautiful photos @lindisfelParts of the local area have quite a few wildflowers on the grass verge...it seems to be a good year for Red Campion.
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The bucolic scene across the field next to our cottage.View attachment 49840
Thanks @geefullgood evening all
4.3 today
pretty hot here today, we did our raking up and mr gee chopped up some small logs that had been drying in a heap and strimmed along the path along the back of the house
a bit more breeze and some light cloud getting up now so it may be a bit cooler for sleeping tonight which will be good
Hope your day is treating you well
@lindisfel - dolphins in the firth if you keep your eyes peeled
@Krystyna23040 - hope it's not too stressful on the body
@jjraak - I can just image the doggy joy of that long grass
@dunelm - interesting splodge, it reminds me of the terrain on the woodland walk nearby which has hummocks of heather and wimberries on the forest floor under the canopy
@True Blue - hope you can get your op. soon
@Muddy Cyclist - I hope for better progress for you this time.
@gennepher - I hope you get to enjoy some time in your garden in peace. Today's painting has so much lovely light in it
@alf_Josiah - sounds like a good bike ride. Good luck for the blood test results
art bit -
painted on Fabriano studio, it is not the 100% cotton but I quite like the way it takes colour
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Lovely painting. I love the way you have painted the misty sunlight in the sky and how it has reflected on the sea.good evening all
4.3 today
pretty hot here today, we did our raking up and mr gee chopped up some small logs that had been drying in a heap and strimmed along the path along the back of the house
a bit more breeze and some light cloud getting up now so it may be a bit cooler for sleeping tonight which will be good
Hope your day is treating you well
@lindisfel - dolphins in the firth if you keep your eyes peeled
@Krystyna23040 - hope it's not too stressful on the body
@jjraak - I can just image the doggy joy of that long grass
@dunelm - interesting splodge, it reminds me of the terrain on the woodland walk nearby which has hummocks of heather and wimberries on the forest floor under the canopy
@True Blue - hope you can get your op. soon
@Muddy Cyclist - I hope for better progress for you this time.
@gennepher - I hope you get to enjoy some time in your garden in peace. Today's painting has so much lovely light in it
@alf_Josiah - sounds like a good bike ride. Good luck for the blood test results
art bit -
painted on Fabriano studio, it is not the 100% cotton but I quite like the way it takes colour
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If the problem is wax, have seen several people get good results with bicarbonate of soda drops. Might be worth a try.Good Morning and 6 for me today. Expected lower after just under 30 grams of carbs yesterday.
New mobile arrives today, Samsung with posh cameras, I shall miss my poor old Blackberry with its quirty key board. So a day buried in the mysteries of getting stuff off one phone onto another.
Then this afternoon Audiology appointment. Here we go again on the merry go round of can't do it sir wax in ear, can't remove it sir go away and bath in olive oil, fall through net and remain deaf in left ear.
Keep safe and boldly meander through your day.
Thanks gennepher you must have a very natural garden. Its a real shame when people who have no respect damage others surroundings. They are very unkind and ignorant people.Beautiful photos @lindisfel
My garden is full of red campions. I love them...
Excellent.Good morning everyone and a quick in and out. 5.2 for Chicken Licken or was it Henny Penny?
Smashing photo’s @lindisfel and a brilliant sky in your painting @geefull - interesting art app @gennepher, hope you enjoy playing with it. Must go, the game’s afoot.
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Hi @ianpspursTuesday already here - what day is it where you are at? 4.8 on Swipey from yesterday - meh. Menu from yesterday copied and pasted - adjust Fage and Raspberries downwards, move on. I'll make an appointment for my first bloods since election day 2019 just to draw a line under this era and move on. My BG isn't very amenable to control by diet but the full panel of bloods will be useful. Great painting again @geefull and who is that artist @lindisfel? Tenacity again @gennepher so I'm looking forward to the art from the new app. Glad you aren't sore and stiff @Krystyna23040. Nice upbeat post @True Blue - tomatoes? We have 3 bought from W......ose. "Back home" there was an amazing guy who sold upwards of 50 varieties each year - 20-25p per plant. May be someone in the villages here when life opens up. Bye.
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