How are you, my dear? Is it much pain? We love you, Sharon. I want to say how hard this all is but I cannot presume so much...this is not about me. You are such a wonderful lady. They broke the mould.
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Hey sweetie, I don't really have any pain. The worst thing about this place is the dryness
That is good at least. Pain can really do the job on folks especially when very ill. I am glad for you that they have that under control.
Let us see if I can get this pic of the harbour right.
These photos of St. John's are courtesy of TripAdvisor
These photos of St. John's are courtesy of TripAdvisor
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By the lard dying!!!!!!!!!!!!
I tried to fix that so we could actually see the picture without having to click, but didn't do it right. Maybe FlakeNoir , the photo guru can work her magic.
Thanks darlin...it is a loverly pic of a cruise ship in the harbour.
Yes, it is lovely.
Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland.
Thinking of you, (((Sharon))) and wishing you sunshine and love. ♥ ☼ ♥ ☼ ♥
Thanks for getting the pics up to show Sharon, Flakey.
Hugs, with love and green lights!!
No worries.
I ended up doing a Google search to find another copy of the harbour photo as the other one couldn't be lifted from that site.
Thinking of you Sharon.Many hugs.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Try something called Rhinaris or Secaris - it's a type of gel that comes in a tube. You just put some on your pinky and then basically just 'stick it up your nose' - I know that sounds weird but I bought both kinds on sale and it really helps with dryness, especially at night before bed!
I thought of you this afternoon when I went on my run...the light breeze blowing through the oaks and maples, a red-winged blackbird taking wing through a field...purple irises nodding at me, skies bright blue with puffs of white. I looked at the world around me, and I saw beauty there, and I thought of you. ♥
Now that you mention the sky in Newfoundland. A lot of artists go there because it seems to be a unique color...maybe the weather and the sea has to do with it, I do not know. My artist cousin Lloyd Pretty told me this. They especially like the Irish Coast up near Branch and St. Brides. BTW, folks from Ireland cannot tell that there is any difference between the accent up there and the accent of folks from the Sod. Newfoundland is like Ireland and a bit like England without the Troubles.
OMG that is so nice what you say. It is lovely.
That is so beautiful. That is the scene you get if you are in the Battery Hotel dining room. I met my real sister for the first time....she came to Canada from New York for the very first time and I left Alberta to meet her in my home province of Newfoundland. We ate up there and watched the city lights....er, she sounds like Archie Bunker lol.