Through My Eyes
photography,crafts,lifestyle
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This morning, while everyone else in my house was asleep, I took pencil to paper and sketched this: No, I didn’t copy her, trace, or use the ever evil AI! This was a test in perspective. By that, I mean I always struggle not with the construction of the eyes but lining them up. So…
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If you still think you are getting quality food from your local grocery, you need to rethink that! Most, if not all, packaged food from your grocery xontain contaminants. If you don’t get what I am saying, you need to be reading product labels before you buy! I know you are giving me that look…
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Well when we decided to escape from our dog again things did not go according to plan. We sent out to explore Southport not taking into consideration that it was Sunday. So, of course on arrival the only thing open were restaurants. I did get this one shot of the lighthouse from the waterfront. I…
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Most people in my age range have pain. The amount of pain varies depending on what’s causing it. How you manage your pain can have a significant impact on your quality of life. I have had arthritis since my early twenties and back pain since my pre-teen years and migraines that ended only after a…
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After I made my selection of paintings for my first showing, I thought I was ready. That would be a clear and emphatic NO! There was still work to be done. I had to finish the back. If you have never finished the back of a painting, here’s what you need: Brown craft paper, glue,…
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Yesterday I took some more water shots at different locations starting at a few boat landings. Here are the shots from my river walk. Thanks for joining me on this journey. Have a blessed day.
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The weather was so great over the weekend we went to the river park. The level of the water was so low that people were wading in the middle of the river. In 70+ years, I don’t ever recall the river quite this low. The benefit of the drought was that the Cypress Knees were…