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Lounging By The Beach - Part 6

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    Good morning Dale :)
    Good morning Stone :)
    Good morning, Dale, did you bring coffee? And hi to Stone again. I revised my post Stone, after I read yours. I really admire people with creativity.
    Good morning Glam :) Opps! :unsure:


    I did! I was so wound up over the dog incident that I was exhausted.
    One good thing about having today off: Taxes are filed, refund coming!
    Sipping alcoholic coffee! It's nice to start the day with a little buzzzzzzzz.... :D
    Good morning Sun :)
     

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    Good Morning Stone....

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    Good Morning Dale...

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    Good Morning Glam...

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    come on down and we can have a spa day together!
     

    Glam

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    I did! I was so wound up over the dog incident that I was exhausted.

    One good thing about having today off: Taxes are filed, refund coming!

    Sipping alcoholic coffee! It's nice to start the day with a little buzzzzzzzz.... :D

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    Morning, Sun....I need a buzz. :laugh:

    Just got done feeding the cats. Back to bed now....I did not go to sleep until 1:30....mind would not shut down. So now I am yawing and tired.

    See you later, Beachers.
     

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    What kind of Art were you into Stone? :?:

    I agree about the rock :unsure: Had to squint at it a while there.
    My two favorites were watercolor (immediate gratification, relatively speaking) and sculpture. But I took a jewelry making class (very technical stuff, actually), some drawing (compulsory first classes), general painting, and one pottery class as well. I considered changing my major to art in college (among other things :lol:).
     

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    Sleep well Glam :)

    Ooo, Spa day; I've never had one either but I'm receiving a Professional massage Feb. 13th ... a whole hour!

    Bought myself a 30 minute one last year and felt like a wet noodle afterwards, could barely drive home :laugh: It was awesome! :ohmy:

    That sounds marvelous! Do you go to a spa? I've only had a massage at the chiropractors'.
     

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    My two favorites were watercolor (immediate gratification, relatively speaking) and sculpture. But I took a jewelry making class (very technical stuff, actually), some drawing (compulsory first classes), general painting, and one pottery class as well. I considered changing my major to art in college (among other things :lol:).
    Wow, a little of everything :) Impressive!
    You'll have to post a sample some time :?:
    That sounds marvelous! Do you go to a spa? I've only had a massage at the chiropractors'.
    Never been to a Spa Sun, I have a "thing" about being out in public without my hearing aids :unsure:

    The massage was with a lady that I knew from the Deaf church so I was fairly comfortable with her :)
    It was marvelous and I highly recommend everyone have at least one!

    DH is "gifting" me this hour for V day and we're meeting at the OutBack afterwards ......
    if I can still drive that is :unsure: :laugh:
     

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    My two favorites were watercolor (immediate gratification, relatively speaking) and sculpture. But I took a jewelry making class (very technical stuff, actually), some drawing (compulsory first classes), general painting, and one pottery class as well. I considered changing my major to art in college (among other things :lol:).

    Way cool! I've always wanted to paint watercolors but have never attempted it... painting of any kind for that matter, other than the walls of my home. I took a jewelry making class in HS and really wanted to go apprentice with a cousin who does it for a living, but my father would not allow it. I cannot believe she doesn't sell online! She doesn't even keep her fb page updated but here is a sample of her work:

    https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sara-DeSpain-Fine-Jewelry/283677568376558
     

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    Wow, a little of everything :) Impressive!
    You'll have to post a sample some time :?:

    Never been to a Spa Sun, I have a "thing" about being out in public without my hearing aids :unsure:

    The massage was with a lady that I knew from the Deaf church so I was fairly comfortable with her :)
    It was marvelous and I highly recommend everyone have at least one!

    DH is "gifting" me this hour for V day and we're meeting at the OutBack afterwards ......
    if I can still drive that is :unsure: :laugh:
    I would have to dig through all my boxed up past life to find a sample, and that's not likely to happen soon. I had always been interested in art as a kid, and I learned technical drawing early. But technical drawing is a completely different animal from most of the studio disciplines.

    A massage and a big steak after?? Sign me up!!!! :thumbs:
     

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    Way cool! I've always wanted to paint watercolors but have never attempted it... painting of any kind for that matter, other than the walls of my home. I took a jewelry making class in HS and really wanted to go apprentice with a cousin who does it for a living, but my father would not allow it. I cannot believe she doesn't sell online! She doesn't even keep her fb page updated but here is a sample of her work:

    https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sara-DeSpain-Fine-Jewelry/283677568376558
    Watercolor came naturally to me, since you build the image in layers and can change things relatively easily as you go. :)

    I am surprised that you could take a jewelry making class in Highschool. That is really great! We pretty much only had "Art" class and a few shop classes. I did take a leather craft class back then, but I was disappointed to find that we mostly assembled kit crafts. Booooo :(

    EDIT: Your cousin has made some beautiful jewelry. She should at least look into Etsy...
     

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    I would have to dig through all my boxed up past life to find a sample, and that's not likely to happen soon. I had always been interested in art as a kid, and I learned technical drawing early. But technical drawing is a completely different animal from most of the studio disciplines.

    A massage and a big steak after?? Sign me up!!!! :thumbs:
    Don't you know I'll be sleeping well that night?!? :laugh:
     
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