Howling winds and lashing rain pummelling my window (unusually, as my bedroom faces East). British Summer Time starts this weekend. 🙄

Still a bit sore this morning. I was hoping it might miraculously ease off overnight, but no. I’ve got a foam roller and a “massage” ball which are helping. Well, it claims to be a massage ball, but I’m not convinced it’s not a torture device, as it has very hard spikes on it. But they do unknot muscles pretty effectively, though only in a small area. I seem to have got an issue from the top of my pelvis up to just below my ribs.

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Well, as I got off the organ this morning, to go up for communion, I caught my foot in a carrier bag that had been left on the floor beside the organ ("out of the way" apparently - of everyone except the organist). I stumbled a bit, but thought no more of it. By early afternoon, however, my back was a bit sore, so I rested with a hot water bottle.

Let's just say that, after a further 70 minutes of near-constant playing this evening, the muscles down the right side of my back have gone into spasm. Pretty sure it's just muscular, but I could do without the pain. 🥴

Ooh, nice!
I got some prints on paper for a reasonable price. Hadn’t considered the box prints.

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What’s your budget like? In my bedroom I have my most expensive piece of art, a print of a painting by Henderson Cisz. With the frame it’s pretty large, but around £350.
I do scout Whitewall Galleries and Clarendon Fine Art websites pretty regularly. One of my friends has an original by Philip Gray. Massive and beautiful, but cost her about £5K. Another friend has a number of originals/prints by John Waterhouse - we both love his art.
They have all sorts of art & I don’t like a lot of it, I’ll admit.

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Oh art is so subjective. My collection is very much "I like it" or "I did it". Plenty of my embroideries and watercoloura dotted around. In the living room my purchased art is pretty Yorkshire-related. I have several prints of Robert E Fuller's (Thixendale) paintings andJohn Freeman's (Whitby) Nocturnes series. .

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I really don't like it at all - try to avoid it wherever possible. I like a bit of escapism as my entertainment.

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Cold, too, down here. Horrid weather, though we have had some blue skies.

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Knowing my luck I’d pick the card where the person doing the picking-up has been murdered and replaced by an evil serial killer. 😇

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