And alive too. Sorry for being a bad blogger. I blame it on the broken wrist which made typing difficult. And also nothing blogworthy happened. Anyway… that’s my excuse. I’m no longer plastered (haha) now, but the hand and wrist aren’t working properly yet, so I have to visit a physiotherapist regularly. Sigh.
To make it up to you, I’ll post some photos (I can finally hold the camera again) that I took with the macro lens. As soon as I can find the time to read up on you all, I will. And I do hope all of you, my dear blogfriends, are fine. I’ve missed you all, but it’s my own fault. I know.
The creatures below visit my garden. They are a hoverfly, damselfly and very small grasshopper.
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ReplyDeleteYou're missed
Haha... well, that's good to know. I've missed you too :-)
DeleteGood to hear from you again. The pictures are stunning. Love the detail.
ReplyDeleteThanks. It's good to be back. I'll try to be a more frequent blogger again. Will visit you soon to catch up on how everything is going at your end of this world :-)
DeleteHurrah! I celebrate your return to the blogosphere! Glad to hear your wrist is returning to normal. The photos are, as always, incredible.
ReplyDeleteHurrah! I celebrate your return to the blogosphere! Glad to hear your wrist is returning to normal. The photos are, as always, incredible.
ReplyDeleteOne comment would have been enough though :-) It's good to be back and I'm glad you like my photos.
DeleteOh YOU!
ReplyDeleteA Broken wrist...Who's a badie blogger..ME, um- that would be ME..I did not even know about your poor wrist!
Bless your heart, and always...there should NEVER be worries about all of us. We all go through droughts of no blogging.Life happens.Gosh I'm so glad you are getting back to thing and better!
I, though I didn't show it by coming by, missed you and your humor and way of looking at life.
I am going to catch up with YOU!!!..focus, focus, focus....times seems to going pretty fast and hard. I haven't even said all of what is going on at my place!!
Your photos are fabulous!TRULY!!
I may be getting a new camera(new to me and used) DSLR Cannon Rebel of some kind. My Gas -station- attendant's- wife, got a new one and as he filled me up, the other day, we got to talking. I have a huge photo of Wa's face on the truck with "Equine Photography" on it. It is a conversation starter.
ANY WHO DEAR, you take care and I will be frequenting your site here to get the glimmer of how things were, while I was not around.
Love to Hubs and all the animals too!
Kac
Hahaha... do you know what's worse? I can't for the life of me remember if I did send you a reply by email or not. It seems to have affected my brain too ;-)
DeleteAnyway... I'm back, it's good to be back, I hope you, your husband, Wa and the cats are okay. Will be down at your end of blogworld soon to catch up.
Hugs,
Carolina
Amazing photos... glad you can hold the camera again and hopefully your hand and wrist will get back to full working order soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I've bought a macro lens early April this year and it has hardly been off my camera since. I can really, really recommend one if you have a DSLR and enjoy photography. The hand/wrist is (far too slowly) getting better, sigh :-)
DeleteGlad to see you're back! Hope the physio will put your hand and wrist back in working order soon, but nothing wrong with the way you hold your camera; your photo's are stunning!
ReplyDeleteI'll be back over at your place soon to check up on how everything is going. Very much looking forward to that, love your writing and sense of humour.
DeleteAnd thank you ;-)
Just been over to your photo page actually, your macro skills piss all over mine! Hope the wrist is healing. I had 10 weeks in a cast. Free wristed now but the joint's banjaxed and the tendon is still too long. Least I can type. All good.
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DeleteHmmm... banjaxed and a tendon that's too long doesn't sound good. Sorry to hear that. Hope it heals well and quickly.
DeleteI broke my scapoid (small bone just below the thumb), which has a reputation for being a bad healer. But that's okay now. What isn't is that I've developed a mild case of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome also known as dystrophy. But it's getting better every day and I can type too. Hooray ;-)
Well, if that's how you take your photos with only one really good hand, I am well jealous!
ReplyDeletegrinnik... ik heb het fotograferen ook echt heel erg gemist toen m'n arm in het gips zat, maar gelukkig.... :-)
DeleteOh , I wondered where you'd gone !
ReplyDeleteYou have my deepest sympathy . I broke mine before Christmas and know exactly how painful it is and how much of a struggle it is to achieve the smallest thing , even once the plaster has gone . So these wonderful photos are breathtaking in every way !!
(As is the fact that you're faithfully going to physio . I never quite got round to it , which was probably a mistake , since it's taken eight months to be able to do virtually everything again . Your tenacity is obviously paying off already !)
I tell you... after the first therapy session I did have a sleepless night, wondering if I even dared to go back to that horrible, sadistic guy who calls himself a physiotherapist. But I've been back, made clear that I don't normally scream and sob if someone touches my hand and that, if he'd torture me like that again, I'd kick him. He then did behave himself and we're on therapy-terms again ;-)
DeleteSorry to hear about the long time it took (and still is taking) your arm to completely heal. Wishing you all the best with that (and I'm really hoping that mine will heal more quickly).