Stunning use of color and I love your wordArt. It must have been beautiful. Wondered, and glad you're back.

Thanks to all of you for your concerns. ME/CFS isn't new for me but it's gotten much worse and new research is giving me huge hope. My new page explains better and I'm glad it's finally not considered just a psychological problem. I've hidden my bed-bound situation for so many years but now...

I learned about the HHV-6 test for ME/CFS. I went to an immunologist, a cardiologist and a neurologist. They all repeated the mantra: no help for CFS. It feels like everybody else has a regular size gas tank and mine only holds half a gallon. I can't produce enough ATP and it's rough when I run...

Wonderful purple pink and I love that you wisely thought to go look at the angels.

Wonderful sketch portrait. Her eyes and her freckles are so sweet.

Congrats on your Standing O for going out on a limb. That pink peach branch is wonderful with the shape of the grapes and the bright yellows. Great photo treatment- painterly.

Love these colors and how you used the blue for shadows in this wonderful photo.

Gorgeous! I'm drawn to the colors, beautiful blending, and I love the white Bickham and the white flourish at the top.

I like how you see. The contrasts and textures. The torn strip of paper. And for sure. If it happens the way you expected, you might be missing the surprise that comes from allowing things to be more spontaneous.

Such a cheerful flower. I have a few coming back after almost all were destroyed, and they bring me joy too. Love the bokeh,

Beautiful photos of this little bird. I love the framing of multiple views and also the bigger softened version in the background.

Beautiful page, so much to bring up memories. Love how tiny changes in color can eliminate distractions and create unity. &The perfect photo corners for a retro sentimental journey.

Love that they are portrayed as angels, perched above the clouds, looking down on us.

Pat and Nancy complimented our new paint color as they threatened to run over me in the street, taking the photo of a dragonfly on our juniper. We were supposedly going on a walk, but the visit used up my energy. I was 80% bed-bound & learning all I could about dysautonomia and nanoneedle...

Great photos and a fun way to see the animals. Maybe just like how we drive by them in our Jeep and they're not bothered.

Gorgeous! I love how the torn paper forms a wall and cool doorway, that sets the tone for the wonderful photo.

Love your son's smile the most of all. Great photos and really nicely balanced. Also like how stretching the frames sometimes makes the pages immediately less busy.

The older I get, the more confusing the notion of excess energy seems to me. LOL. Looks like a super fun day.

So fun. Great photos and I love the haiku.

Pretty. Love how you used the yellows and the graphics here.