(((Mary))) Positive vibes being sent.Went to my doctor this morning. Not any good news. Gotta go see a kidney doctor.
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(((Mary))) Positive vibes being sent.Went to my doctor this morning. Not any good news. Gotta go see a kidney doctor.
Thanks, Morgan, Marsha, and Maryanne.Praying for you pegasus216 !!
....if it hurts up into your palm dearheart, I would opine that you have a touch of carpal tunnel.....I don't actually know what I did today. But I'm back to wearing this,
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Which made quilting a very risky job.
I strained my wrist when I was a teen, and every now and then it just, I don't know...twists the wrong way or something. I have discovered that the brace relieves pain without medication. also, taking pills often results in me not realizing I should not do something, and either I injure it worse, or drop something....usually resulting in me limping.
Thanks all.
I have also lost 19 pounds since September. I have no appetite. I'm glad to lose the weight, but it is happening the wrong way.
Today was full of cockadoodie. I need a drink and maybe This Is Us.
Recently I promised some sicko friends that when conditions were right I would put together a little art project and share pictures. On Wednesday conditions cooperated and I was overall happy with the results.
First, ingredients. Bag of trash needing to be taken out, old furniture polishing rag, and four very old bottles of red ink. I taped the rag to the trash bag and started applying the ink. One small bottle was too small to do much good, another congealed, and a large one had discolored to an awful brown. Luckily the ink in the fourth bottle, a stamp pad inker, was more than enough to do the whole job and I was able to save the remainder of that bottle as well as get rid of three old no good bottles!
The second image shows the murder weapon (really the knife I used to cut open the three bottles which ended up not working). Made quite a creditable trail across the entire yard!
Do you know if red nail polish would come out looking like blood on the snow? I don't think a law enforcement person would get fooled with that because it looks too bright red to be real blood.Recently I promised some sicko friends that when conditions were right I would put together a little art project and share pictures. On Wednesday conditions cooperated and I was overall happy with the results.
First, ingredients. Bag of trash needing to be taken out, old furniture polishing rag, and four very old bottles of red ink. I taped the rag to the trash bag and started applying the ink. One small bottle was too small to do much good, another congealed, and a large one had discolored to an awful brown. Luckily the ink in the fourth bottle, a stamp pad inker, was more than enough to do the whole job and I was able to save the remainder of that bottle as well as get rid of three old no good bottles!
The second image shows the murder weapon (really the knife I used to cut open the three bottles which ended up not working). Made quite a creditable trail across the entire yard!
Thank you, Nottie (((hugs)))
Do you know if red nail polish would come out looking like blood on the snow? I don't think a law enforcement person would get fooled with that because it looks too bright red to be real blood.
What's in that fake blood stuff you can buy at the magic shops and toy stores, because people can put it on their face and stuff. Like the fake blood capsules they used in the wrestling. I wonder if you squashed up red crayon's and mixed it with water you'd get something like blood.Nail polish I had not thought of--I was wanting something watery which would spread a lot. This trail is neither as wide nor as dark as I'd like. I considered thinning acrylic paint, but it would have taken a lot of mixing to achieve the right shade, as my acrylic reds are also too bright to look like blood, and I had all this old ink I needed to get rid of anyway. At the very bottom of the last picture is visible some of the ink which was originally red, but discolored to brown.