These ranunculus are actually from a few weeks back. My aching hand has been seriously curtailing both photo editing and blogging. As I type now, it's reminding me to not overdo it. This whole thing is getting extremely boring! I think I may hove to break down and see the doctor (something I really don't like doing...). :(
So if you don't mind, I'm just going to leave you with these Mother's Day wishes -- may you have a beautiful day, filled with warmth and laughter, and surrounded by those you love best! xoxo
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1. Publish your Mosaic Monday post. The post may be about any subject you wish. The only stipulation is that it include a collage, or mosaic of photos.
2. Once it is published, click on the title of the post. This will lead you to the static link for your post. The static link is the page with only that post on it. Copy the url from your browser at the top of the page.
3. Paste the url into the appropriate inlinkz box in this post.
4. Type your name in the appropriate inlinkz box in this post.
5. Click on "Enter."
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Your ranunculus photos are dreamy! Sorry about your hand, Happy Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteI love ranunculus are gorgeous. Wish I could grow them.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's day, Mary!
I love ranunculus and these are gorgeous. Don't put off taking care of your hand!!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms, Mary! Happy Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteHi Mary
ReplyDeleteWho could tire of these golden drops of sunshine? Hope you can get to the bottom of the problem with your hand.
Judith
Thanks for sharing your renunculus -I looked for some this year, but no one seemed to be carrying them.
ReplyDeleteHope you find the problem with your hand and it gets better.
Thanks for hosting again this week.
Beautiful, Mary...
ReplyDeletePlease delete No. 11. I don't know why I can't seem to get it right!!! No. 13 is the good one.
Mary Lou
These are gorgeous yellow flowers, Mary! Happy Mother's Day..
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love Ranaculus.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
Beautiful. I am so sorry your hand is still giving you so much trouble. I hope you do see the doctor and he will have some good ideas for relief!
ReplyDeleteI hurt my elbow last summer while in Scotland and waited so long I barely have any strength left. Please visit the doctor and do wait as long as I did. Hope you had a blessed Mother's Day.
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty. I hope your hand feels better.
ReplyDeleteSorry your hand is still giving you trouble, I do hope you get some relief. Wishing you a happy Mother's Day. Such pretty flowers.
ReplyDeleteYou need to see the doctor, Mary. They'll probably order an x-ray and you can go from there. Lately, my right hand has been bothering me too and it's kind of scaring me because I use it in my job, and for photo editing. I can't lift the things I can with my left hand. Afraid it's arthritis. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThese are scrumptious images here. Thank you for sharing them, despite having to use your hand.
Happy Mother's Day to you too! I hope your hand heals soon - you can't go too long without taking photos and editing them! ::Jill
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ReplyDeleteWell, my friend, I do not mean to nag, but I think it would be wise to call the doctor in the morning. You've been very patient. Thank you for the sweet Mother's Day greetings; I hope that you had a lovely Mother's Day as well.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day, Mary. I'm so sorry your hand is still giving you problems. Please do check it out before it gets worse.
ReplyDeleteMary, Your flowers are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI hope that you had a lovely Mother's Day. I am sorry that your hand is still giving you pain.
Karen
These flowers are beautiful. I have never heard this name before. Maybe we call them something else. So sorry the hand is still bothering you.
ReplyDeleteQMM
ok, got the right link, now. Pls. just delete No. 14. Thank you and I'm very sorry....remember....I'm olden. :)
ReplyDeleteMary, you are as bad as my husband! Don't make me have to get after you to go to the Dr. too?? Your mosaic is beautiful please don't feel guilty for such beauty! Get some pro. advice on that hand, your fans want you to feel good!!
ReplyDeleteHave a good week,dear!! Thanks for hosting M.M., it's my favorite meme!!
Mary, I'm so sorry to read that your hand is causing you such trouble. Your ranunculus are lovely - one of my favourite spring flowers. Happy Mother's Day to you, and wishes for healing for your hand,
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are so cute!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week,
Markus
beautiful flowers :)
ReplyDeleteLovely Mother's Day card. Hope your hand will be better soon.
ReplyDeleteHi Mary!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always so lovely. i hope your hand feels better soon. I've been there. Have a beautiful week.
~Clara
Wow. This is my first visit here. It is all so lovely. It feels so calm and soothing here. Thank you for this gift.
ReplyDeleteMary go see the doctor. We want to see you back good as new. Love the rununculus. Sp pretty. Valerie
ReplyDeletesuch gorgeous colours and light, really lovely, hope you get your hand sorted out soon, it sounds so painful!
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful, ranunculus are amazing flowers.
ReplyDeleteMary, I have rheumatoid arthritis, the illness started 12 years ago when I was 36 years old. I urge you to see a rheumatologist, not just a general doctor, ask to see a rheumatologist. Maybe you don't have RA, but one of the biggest symptom of RA is pain in the fingers and hand, especially if you have it both sides. They have many drugs available and these drugs give me a quality of life I wouldn't have if I wouldn't take them. Even if it's not RA, don't endure the pain, you are maybe putting your fingers at risk of developing more problems if you are not treated. I know we don't like to take drugs but sometimes it's the only way to have a better quality of life. Please take this advice from someone who lives with RA and know how you feel : Go see a rheumatologist.
Good luck !
Mary, the Ranunculus flowers are new to me, I have never heard of them before and your images of same...wow. those are terrific. I would imagine that they would look really neat dried as well. I do hope that you can get some good medical advice for your Arthritis. Arthur came to visit my knees 2 years ago, and he is not fun. Have a lovely week and if you get a chance stop by, I would love a visit~
ReplyDeleteHello Mary, I am so sorry but I mucked up my listing. Can you remove the top two please as they will not work. SORRY SORRY SORRY
ReplyDeleteLynn :(
I am sorry to hear about your hand, Mary, but I certainly understand...I have had to curtail a lot of my computer use because of shoulder pain...Our bodies are telling us when enough is enough!:) I am glad to see that you hand pain doesn't stop you from taking gorgeous pictures:)
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