LionsDragon
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Looks like a sour-coated candy. Yum!
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1 minute ago, welshblue said:
8 houses in my estate - 7 cats and guess who's garden they scratch up and use 😣
Typical of the furbrats. They've decided you belong to them and so does your land.
(Just because I love animals doesn't mean I don't see through their shenanigans. I don't walk directly under birds, for starters....)
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6 hours ago, HyReZ said:
🙂
Here is a graphic remedy:
...Actually I DID miss my anxiety medicine, thank you!
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2 hours ago, welshblue said:
It's all getting a bit shadowy ...
Nobody will ever be able to convince me that cats don't want to destroy us all ... but skinning only done metaphorically
Not all of us...they've got to have somebody to enslave, after all. It's not like the litter box cleans itself.
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58 minutes ago, welshblue said:
Someone ruined a good video ... my family's not so keen I've got all their stuff 🙄
My favorite out of all Ol' Black Eyes' music. (That's saying something!)
Rocking out to my new theme song...yep, on top of everything else!
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14 hours ago, Pixey said:
Thank you very much @Woodsy
So glad you liked the fruity tooties @LionsDragon 🥰 And following are the steps to making the dents in the middle.
After which you then use the Radial Blur - viola:
Ahh, thank you!
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23 hours ago, HyReZ said:
*snipped image*
*sees a horrifying image of a cat that looks a lot like hers and screams*
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You should do a tutorial just on shaping the dent at the base of the stem! Seriously, I need like 500 of your crystal fruits for my windows.
Although they do make me hungry. Where'd I put those strawberries...?
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On 6/26/2019 at 3:53 AM, welshblue said:
... and ladies - you've turned out great - so last laughs and all that
(listen to me ... the wise old sage ... I think this has just hit a nerve as I go back into hospital for the next cycle)
You turned out pretty darn awesome yourself!
EEp...good luck!
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On 6/26/2019 at 2:25 AM, barbieq25 said:
We agreed that you can grieve for something you never had. I hope that helps you.
How is your hubby doing?
Yes...it helps quite a lot actually. Thank you.
No more blackouts so far, stents removed from the last batch of kidney stones, and currently napping. It's been a rough week.
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Welcome aboard! I like your style.
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8 hours ago, Pixey said:
@LionsDragon It is what it is and you do not need to feel any guilt if you don't feel emotion over his passing. This happened with my mother, with whom I had no closeness to during her life. The only time I feel bad about it, it when it's Mother's Day and I just can't feel anything at all. Just numb. As I said, it is what it is.
Love your new signature BTW
Yeah, Father's Day has always been a, "..Huh?" for me. I celebrate it for my FIL now, but always need to be reminded.
Thank you!
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17 hours ago, lynxster4 said:
@LionsDragon feel whatever you need to feel...he's the one who lost out on having a relationship with his daughter.
Both of us, really; my sister saw only slightly more of him than I did. ❤️
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21 hours ago, welshblue said:
@LionsDragon ...it's OK to feel a glut of emotions/ thoughts even if they're bad; just the same as feeling grief ... and on the flip side it's OK not to feel anything at all.
I was vilified by my siblings for feeling nothing at all when my father died. Just a shrug of the shoulder. Remember you're entitled to feel and think whatever you want. Be it grief and sadness or total detachment. Nobody can judge. Feel what's right for you
Speaking personally I've found the hardest thing is there's no answers for past behaviour.
<hug>
The one good thing I can say about my sister is that she's feeling about as much as I am, so no chance of being yelled at.
And...that's it, really. I think you hit right on it. I will never know why he made the choices that he did.
*hug*
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*Ponders* What am I supposed to feel upon learning that my permanently-estranged father has died?
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WOW! It looks positively metaphysical!
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42 minutes ago, Rick Brewster said:
And yes you can open images larger than >65535 pixels on either dimension,
I read that as, "In the other dimension," and wondered what you were doing.... Don't mind me.
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7 hours ago, lynxster4 said:
Thank you for the rep @LionsDragon!
Much appreciated! 😊
Thank goodness for the rep system because your new piece left me speechless!
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A belated happy birthday to the creator of the world's best software!
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2 hours ago, Ego Eram Reputo said:
Neil Patrick Harris would play Rick of course! 😃
As if there could be any other choice?
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8 hours ago, Pixey said:
Aw shucks @LionsDragon I thank you so very much, but don't go breaking any teeth
Yeah, I don't think my dentist would be too impressed.
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6 hours ago, Maximilian said:
Thank you, Seerose
I've been trying to come back, but it's very difficult because I have many family problems. My mom had an accident some time ago and broke an arm. After 4 months in a plaster, the bone hasn't healed by itself, so she'll need surgery, and she's very afraid about it . My plate is full with this and other problems 😞
Oh no!
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2 hours ago, Ego Eram Reputo said:
I'd buy you a beer! Please video your presentation. I'd love to see it!
The film wasn't much. Tom Cruise was the wrong choice to play BoltBait IMHO. 🤣
🤣 Agreed! Who would you have cast as Rick Brewster and the Dwarf Horde? (Which, btw, sounds like an awesome band.)
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Variations with Shaped Gradient
in Creations
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Hmmm...now that gives ME some ideas....