Damage not too bad from the taxman this year.

First round 1 hr of electrolysis.  Though while not as wholesome customer Xmas party Afterwards felt really good. Really good

I've had a couple of occasions recently when I started to doubt if I was passable or not.

Today I was against someone and was chatting away and she mentioned that we'd never worked together before. I said "yes we did, only 6 months ago". She replied "no that was with 2 men.... oh my god I never recognised you!"

I thought we'd been chatting away with her knowing who (and what) I was, and she had not put two and two together at all. Made me feel much better about myself.

Oh, and I bought myself these Sophia Websters for Christmas:



Em x

Quote from: emma-f on December 07, 2018, 12:03:47 PM
I've had a couple of occasions recently when I started to doubt if I was passable or not.

Today I was against someone and was chatting away and she mentioned that we'd never worked together before. I said "yes we did, only 6 months ago". She replied "no that was with 2 men.... oh my god I never recognised you!"

I thought we'd been chatting away with her knowing who (and what) I was, and she had not put two and two together at all. Made me feel much better about myself.

Oh, and I bought myself these Sophia Websters for Christmas:



Em x

Ooooh! Pretty, pretty shoes!

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Good to see Our Lady Sofullofmyself is still posting. 

I found a new place to shop. It's called "Saver's", kind of an upscale Salvation Army or Goodwill store. I grabbed a couple of nice jeans and some tops.

Quote from: KathyLauren on November 23, 2018, 09:01:04 AM
An astrophoto of mine is going to appear in the Jan/Feb issue of SkyNews magazine.    It has already been a Photo of the Week on their website, and won a local contest back in the summer.

My copy of SkyNews finally arrived in the mail.  I'm famous!

@KathyLauren
Dear Kathy:
This is very exciting and good news... the SkyNews magazine got your name correct... sure is nice to see it in print.
You are indeed famous, but in my opinion you always have been famous to all of us here on the Forums for all of your contributions, comments and posts.

Thank you for sharing your exciting good news with all of us.
Hugs,
Danielle

Quote from: KathyLauren on December 17, 2018, 12:12:26 PM
My copy of SkyNews finally arrived in the mail.  I'm famous!

Quote from: KathyLauren on December 17, 2018, 12:12:26 PM
My copy of SkyNews finally arrived in the mail.  I'm famous!

Great!

BTW, what makes for the various colors as seen in some astrophotographs?
In particular, some pinks?

Chrissy

Wow!!! That's pretty cool Kathy 

I got discharged from my Drs care to go home yaaaaahooooo


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Yahoo!  Take care of yourself and don't over extend!  You are still healing from major surgery young lady. 

Congratulations, Liz!  That is great news.

Quote from: ChrissyRyan on December 17, 2018, 05:01:43 PM
BTW, what makes for the various colors as seen in some astrophotographs?
In particular, some pinks?

In stars, such as in this picture, the colours correspond to temperatures.  Orange stars are cooler, yellow are in the middle, and blue stars are hotter.

In typical astrophotographs, pink usually indicates the presence of ionized hydrogen gas.  It usually means that there are hot blue stars nearby zapping the gas with radiation that keeps it ionized.

Quote from: LizK on December 17, 2018, 08:06:08 PM
I got discharged from my Drs care to go home yaaaaahooooo


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Congrats Liz 

Hugs

Quote from: KathyLauren on December 17, 2018, 12:12:26 PM
My copy of SkyNews finally arrived in the mail.  I'm famous!

Wow, great job Kathy! I always loved astrophotography, my desktop background is always some kind of picture of our universe.

My sound card came back from the dead and now I'm enjoying great quality music through my 20 years old amplifier driving my 'new' 40 years old speakers.

Quote from: KathyLauren on December 17, 2018, 08:13:08 PM
In stars, such as in this picture, the colours correspond to temperatures.  Orange stars are cooler, yellow are in the middle, and blue stars are hotter.

In typical astrophotographs, pink usually indicates the presence of ionized hydrogen gas.  It usually means that there are hot blue stars nearby zapping the gas with radiation that keeps it ionized.

Thanks for the explanation.

Chrissy

Finally after 2 weeks in Melbourne I am finally on my way to the airport and going home to my own place, my own bed with my own stuff around me....get to see my beautiful adult daughter.


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Quote from: Denice on December 12, 2018, 06:47:11 PM
I found a new place to shop. It's called "Saver's", kind of an upscale Salvation Army or Goodwill store. I grabbed a couple of nice jeans and some tops.

I loooove savers

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