Gorgeous photo as usual and I haven't forgotten to get one of my old boy to you, just cant find the photo I need. Moving house and still having boxes we haven't checked yet is why.
Welcome back Stephen! Take it easy until you get your mojo back!
Wow Stephen that is really beautiful. Hope you were able to clear your head and gather your thoughts while gone to the point you feel better soon.Thank you, I try to use visualization to help convey my story.
If I were to construct an image for the way I feel now it would be of nuts and bolts scattered across the floor.
Not a good morning at the moment.
The sun will shine, yes it will.
Hi Steven,
I went and looked at your web site. You do beautiful work! I was amazed, awed, impressed and some photos just made me want to sit and stare at them for minutes on end. I actually lost track of time while I was viewing your art.
I'm glad you struggle to get out of the depressive state RA can sometimes put us in. I struggle daily with lack of ambition, lack of energy, lack of pain control, etc. Not a good time to be dealing with this since I am trying to establish myself as an elite baker. Luckily for me; I have a business owner/friend who supports what I can do and what I can't do on any given day. He doesn't rush me for products; knowing my limitations. Some days it's a slow process just to decorate cup cakes. Most days, kneading fondant is out of the question!
I wish for you many pain free periods where you can continue to spread your inspiration to me and others.
Neat post NJ! Totally agree with you about Steven's work. It's very impressive. And I guess a great positive motivation for using his talents to express his feelings in the bad times as well as the good. As with your baking skills, we all need physical challenges that encompass doing something we love to do and express ourselves! Sometimes the going gets pretty rough, but what a great feeling I get when I am challenged either physically or emotionally and manage to find a way around that challenge!
You are sooo right when you say it's a matter of knowing your limitations, and it's also adapting and accepting "where you are" on any one day! An an extra blessing to have others in your life accept that on a day to day basis as well!
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