My painting apprentice came.
She painted this
Begun this I should have said.
The DP took lots of photos of the Brown Hares the other morning. Apparently to get a clearer photo you have to crawl on your belly to get nearer or they disappear. Sadly his days of crawling through the undergrowth or across a field are long gone.
My apprentice cleverly lightened the photo on her 'tablet' so she got some shading. Had I painted, which I will, I would have gone for the shapes in silhouette. But then we all have artistic licence do we not!
I began a painting of a pair of Black Headed Gulls taken by a friend, James Alexander, master of the Doric language.
I am still unsure as to whether I have a chest infection or not. I have the antibiotics ready but am reluctant to take them as I am unsure. I normally know but this time is different. I am supposed to check my spit, colour of, but am not coughing anything up to check.....which is a worry in itself. TMI! I have a blood pressure annual check tomorrow so am going to be cheeky and request the nurse listens in on the stethoscope.
An interesting comment from https://crafty-cats-corner.blogspot.co.uk on my last post regarding drugs causing more problems with health issues. I think this is true despite my lovely pharmacist who has frequently flagged up alarms when I have had yet another drug been prescribed for a 'new' ailment.
2 comments:
Yes, unfortunately, drugs can have side effects or cumulative and unanticipated effects.I hope all is well tomorrow.
beautiful painting!!! I think its a good idea to have them listen to your chest.
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