Harbour Town Adventure
Oil paint on the plastic water bottle butterflies not a success. The oil paint too heavy for the salt-bush twigs I’m using to create the abstract mark-making.
Taking a bunch more care to determine which part of the plastic water bottle I need to move the reflected light around the painting.
Christmas eve dinner, on a perfect summer evening. Terry found the Worlds best Christmas crackers from Carrol Boyes, which paired beuatifully with her Terrine de Compagne. A Tarte au Chocolat (sort of diabetic sensitive), decadent. Fillet on the break with veg, between the sandwich.
Prince has had enough of the holiday makers. Rowdy kids, skate-boards, thundering cars. All too much. And this. The start of the holiday season. For which, we are grateful. The first for two years.
Gentle Forest ride
My diabetic journey throwing out new unfathonables. And that, not accounting for my psychedelic (drag-addict), coloured stomach.
My Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) sensor a bit of a worry as my skin unhappy with the adhesive. For now, a return to the finger-prick Stone Age. The application of a barrier film between my skin and the sensor, hopefully a solution.
Carbs in Protein the new parameter to consider. With all the other craziness. Impossible, for sure.
Stunning artichoke flower in the Studio patio garden.
