There really is no story today except that I have had COVID for 11 days. Even though I had the Pfizer shot and two boosters. I eat well, I exercise, and I have a positive attitude that is at present in the outhouse! Actually, I am pissed! I enjoy working and have missed two weeks. It has been hard to do the one thing we humans need to do to live. BREATHE!
Eleven days of little sleep, anti-viral meds, an antibiotic, twice in the E.R., nebulizer breathing treatments, salt water inhalation, and knock-out prednisone, second round. Oh, and my face is numb and I am itching, and the chest is still tight. Could be the partial lobectomy three years ago. Just add it to the list of seven decades.
That all said, I have resorted to taking photos of things in my apartment. It's called boredom. I pulled out my old Canon camera, took a few shots, and realized my new Samsung S21 Ultra takes better ones. So I you tubed tutorials's considering the camera portion is very intense. I took pics of my jewelry and other odd things. What I did learn is the amount of dust I have accumulated and that would include before COVID struck me down.
This is a pic I took of fake leaves. I attached my mother's OLD crystal clip earrings onto it some time ago. Must have been another boring day but at least no COVID back then. Anyway, when I saved the pic to my PC I obviously saw how the dust blanketed the leaves and enhanced my photo. Not! But then I could tell you I did it on purpose to show the comparison of Mother's seventy-year-old crystal clip-on earrings and age. But that would be a lie. Guess I need one of those feather dusters. I do think clipping the earrings onto the leaves as though they were glass flowers was a creative way to display them versus stashing them in a drawer.
I display old glassware with string lites on top of my bookshelves. Mother's crystal necklace is adorning the bottle to the left.
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