Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: seamus finn on October 08, 2015, 03:14:23 pm
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Hi Seamus!
To me, the VAT bit's the pooch: so interested in watching what's going down. Take him away and it's lunch-break time - I think?
Rob C
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Hi Rob - wonderful to hear from you.
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Hi Rob - wonderful to hear from you.
Thank you Seamus; are you at home now or out on another set of travels?
Best,
Rob
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Another nice one, Seamus, and Rob is right about the pooch (as he usually is).
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Another nice one, Seamus, and Rob is right about the pooch (as he usually is).
Dogs make me happy unless they scare me.
I think that's original, but it may have been Confucius.
;-( Now I remember nothing.
Rob C
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the pooch makes the photo interesting
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the pooch makes the photo interesting
You always need a witness...Seamus, great job.
Peter
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Thank you Seamus; are you at home now or out on another set of travels?
Best,
Rob
At home, Rob - back on the chemo, to be honest but feeling ok and a recent scan has been encouraging.
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At home, Rob - back on the chemo, to be honest but feeling ok and a recent scan has been encouraging.
Good for you, man, and as they say in Spain, animo!
After my Sunday night close to my maker I feel terribly weak. I seem to lack energy, still have some enthusiasm but not really the motivation to put it into motion. There's another, slightly older cat who often lunches at the next table to me, and he has had all manner of heart and circulatory problems exacerbated by stomach and lung difficulties. I mentioned today that I feel sort of faded, and his instant reaction was to remark blood pressure!, as in low. He has his own pressure device which he checks out and discovers if he's running high or low... I can't be bothered with that. Trouble is, if mine's low, I'd probaby have to quit the beta blockers, which I'd like to quit, but that would leave me open to sudden risings of it (pressure) when confronted with flashes of anger (such as can happen all too easily when confronted with the odd idiot online!) and I'd feel really pissed off departing this world as blessing of someone I'd rather not know.
Photography is bloody good therapy! As you know, without it I think I'd have rung down the Rob C Show almost seven years ago.
Keep on truckin', in a manner of speaking!
;-)
Rob
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At home, Rob - back on the chemo, to be honest but feeling ok and a recent scan has been encouraging.
I wish you a full recovery, Seamus. You are a very valuable contributor here.
Eric
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I wish you a full recovery, Seamus. You are a very valuable contributor here.
Eric
100%!
Rob C
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Thanks guys - good wishes much appreciated.
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I wish you a full recovery, Seamus. You are a very valuable contributor here.
Eric
The same for me Seamus...Take care
Peter