My wife's op went well , all bandaged up and strung up so she can't use it
so wot did she do took it off to do some washing up , dropped a plate and tried to catch it with the arm she was operated on , she was in tears for quite a long time
all ok now tho
Ive had a medium week for me half ups and half downs so not bad
we had a good easter except no internet since last thursday and finally fixed today
so please find my latest challenge tiles
Building blocks
Why? does it feel i have the world on my back !!
Hope you have a good week
not exactly how it really wanted them to come out but I'm still trying with a larger tile
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I think both are great!
ReplyDeleteThanks ann
DeleteFun tiles. I especially like the top one that is opening up.
ReplyDeletemany thanks , i thought i would show the structure and the building blocks of the world
Deletewith half the world in peace and the other half in hope
Really fun depiction!!! Nice work!! :0) share Humanity
ReplyDeleteLike them both. Fun way to address the challenge.
ReplyDeletefun is the way of my life ( if i didn't i would be crying )
Deletethanks for your comment
A big grin spread across my face when I saw how you'd done the first one - such a beautiful idea. I love the second one too but don't like to think of you being burdened...even if it's how you feel! Glad the op went well and hope there are no more 'accidents'! Axxx
ReplyDeletemany thanks and I'm glad it put a smile on you as when i read your comment it did me
Deletei did not realise my feeling came through in the second but thanks
my wife getting better and today was doing her exercises
and even tho sore she did very well
You certainly have a great and playful imagination! And I love your snails :)
ReplyDeleteHoping your wife gets well soon. Best wishes
Thankyou
DeleteThe 1st tile gives me the impression that you are opening up to new experiences Simon.
ReplyDeleteYour tiles are always a great surprise and put a smile on my face. Thank you and I hope your wife will recover soon.
ReplyDeleteI love the humor in your art (or maybe in you). You bring a smile even with all you have going on. Great zen tangling.
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