Well, here they are: my Nubian but wonky tissue paper pots which I couldn’t get to open on Paul’s beer post!............Sarah
A Journey through Light and Shadow
Completed Stratton/Wheldon regime for aggressive secondary progressive MSi in June 2007, after four years, three of which intermittent. Still improving bit by bit and no relapses since finishing treatment.
Well, I suppose the one on the right is called Jill-Pot; the one on the left is her mother-in-law: between they they are supporting Jack-Pot. I bet he's in really hot water when they get him home.
D W - [Myalgia and hypertensioni (typically 155/95.) Began (2003) taking doxycycline and macrolide and later adding metronidazole. No medication now. Morning BP typically 110/75]
Submitted by marianarchy on Sat, 2011-11-12 15:28.
MSmom-You crack me up!
Misdiagnosed with RRMSi 2010. Dxi CPni and multiple viral infectionsi in 2011. Dx Autonomic Dysfunction 2012. Did Wheldon protocol for six months 2011. Currently taking Valcyte, Famvir, Equalibrant and supplementsi.
Submitted by sugarglider on Sun, 2011-11-13 00:21.
I love them! They have so much character :D The one in the middle looks like it's about to burst into song. The other two have the slightly leathery look of "peat-bog bodies". LOL!
Great glaze.
RRMSi diagnosed 1996. Many years of weird symptoms before this. Started CAPi around 6/11? Minoi 200mg daily, Roxyi 300mg daily, Tinii pulses started 11/11 (very tentatively!) Major problems with headaches 01/12, substitued mino with doxyi.&l
They are so beautiful! They look like they are dancing. Bending in waist,moving in hips and they are just about to move. The middle one looks to be most agile. They are so positive and bring much joy when looking at them. I feel like having to dance when looking at them.
My joy was spoilt when trying to post this comment. It dissapeared completely. I had to write it once more. But some joy has remained but not so much as when writing it before.
MSi for more than 30 years, WP since July 08, break Jan 09-March 09. NACi 2x600mg, Doxyi 2x100mg, Roxi 2x150mg, Entizol in pulzes, LDNi, supplementsi
Paul, they were made from tissue paper and the glaze is just coat of dammar varnish. I would dread to think what happen to them if you put wine in them!
MSMom, I liked your version of Jack and Jill! I’ll tell you what happened when I was making them, though. It was just before I met David and I ws makng them for a trade show in Harrogate. Workng late at night I slipped with a Stanley knife and nearly sliced through the knuckle of my left thumb. Blood gushed out as it does with me and since I didn’t want to go to A&E on a Friday night, I bound my hand and held it above my head until the bleeding lessened. I went to get it seen to the next day but I still have a three sided scar on that knuckle. So it was really the potter who needed saving from the trash that night! She was saved about twelve years later, though, and not just from a bloody thumb...................... Sarah
A Journey through Light and Shadow
Completed Stratton/Wheldon regime for aggressive secondary progressive MSi in June 2007, after four years, three of which intermittent. Still improving bit by bit and no relapses since finishing treatment.
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Well, here they are: my Nubian but wonky tissue paper pots which I couldn’t get to open on Paul’s beer post!............Sarah
A Journey through Light and Shadow
Well, I suppose the one on the right is called Jill-Pot; the one on the left is her mother-in-law: between they they are supporting Jack-Pot. I bet he's in really hot water when they get him home.
Tee Hee!
Jack and Jill fell down the hill,
Lugging a jar of water.;
Thoroughly soaked; their bodies broke(d);
Saved from the trash by their Potter.
I know it's pretty
awful; just couldn't resist.
MSmom-You crack me up!
Misdiagnosed with RRMSi 2010. Dxi CPni and multiple viral infectionsi in 2011. Dx Autonomic Dysfunction 2012. Did Wheldon protocol for six months 2011. Currently taking Valcyte, Famvir, Equalibrant and supplementsi.
Oh, Sarah, they deserve their OWN post, anyway! It all worked out as it should have! Charming; the photo is great as a still life, too.
The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world’s problems. Mohandas Gandhi
love the vibrant colour!!
..SYMPTOM FREE 06/2012.. RRMSi diagnosed - 01/2010 CAPi commenced 18/11/2011 *Doxycycline 200mg *Roxythromycin 300mg *Flagyli 1200mg 3 days/month
I love them! They have so much character :D The one in the middle looks like it's about to burst into song. The other two have the slightly leathery look of "peat-bog bodies". LOL!
Great glaze.
RRMSi diagnosed 1996. Many years of weird symptoms before this. Started CAPi around 6/11? Minoi 200mg daily, Roxyi 300mg daily, Tinii pulses started 11/11 (very tentatively!) Major problems with headaches 01/12, substitued mino with doxyi.&l
Sarah,
I like them. Cheers! Maybe you could do some wine glasses next? ;-)
- Paul
They are so beautiful! They look like they are dancing. Bending in waist,moving in hips and they are just about to move. The middle one looks to be most agile. They are so positive and bring much joy when looking at them. I feel like having to dance when looking at them.
My joy was spoilt when trying to post this comment. It dissapeared completely. I had to write it once more. But some joy has remained but not so much as when writing it before.
MSi for more than 30 years, WP since July 08, break Jan 09-March 09. NACi 2x600mg, Doxyi 2x100mg, Roxi 2x150mg, Entizol in pulzes, LDNi, supplementsi
Paul, they were made from tissue paper and the glaze is just coat of dammar varnish. I would dread to think what happen to them if you put wine in them!
MSMom, I liked your version of Jack and Jill! I’ll tell you what happened when I was making them, though. It was just before I met David and I ws makng them for a trade show in Harrogate. Workng late at night I slipped with a Stanley knife and nearly sliced through the knuckle of my left thumb. Blood gushed out as it does with me and since I didn’t want to go to A&E on a Friday night, I bound my hand and held it above my head until the bleeding lessened. I went to get it seen to the next day but I still have a three sided scar on that knuckle. So it was really the potter who needed saving from the trash that night! She was saved about twelve years later, though, and not just from a bloody thumb...................... Sarah
A Journey through Light and Shadow