Under the weather/ RHM -A lot goes into it

Artist: Joseph Desire Court 1829

I've spent much of the last week in bed or on the couch. I pretty much looked like that lady. I was prone for such a wearisome length of time my hair grew that long too.

I had/have a dread and wickedly ( Allyson had it too and that's the way she described it) debilitating flu. I'm just now coming out of it. All I can say is holy cow, wash your hands and sneeze into your sleeve please.

During this time I had a deadline for my dyeing column. Part of the week it was about 30˚C with a humidex of 40. That's really hot, you can see how I conquered that problem is the post before this.

I don't know about you but I don't like dyeing in the heat.

Not one bit.

You would think I would smarten right up and knowing my deadlines years in advance I would do all the dyeing for these columns in the winter. Yes, the winter when moisture and heat is more than welcome here, an invited guest even.

But I don't.

A failing, I believe.

The dyeing is only a small part of this article preparation.

There is the recording and writing and proofing and correcting.

Look at my notes! This week I don't understand them!

Then there are the multitudinous attempts at accurately coloured photography to show you the truest colours I can muster.
This step is so full of agony for me I cannot tell you. Warm colours I hate you! I finally scanned them.
It comes down to not having sensitive enough sensors. These are available at about $4,000. I'll be waiting awhile for that little camera set up.
Then I try to take a title photo, one show casing recipes in this case.
Here are some of the rejects:

Moon over Butter Inkshuk

Gold Henge ( Man can sort light and dark)

Stacks of Bullion

I fell down

The rabbit protects his gold.

It all kinda fun though, ya know?

BTW

I'm still at 98 followers? I got wool burning a hole in my pocket, don't you want to win it?

Tell your friends for sheep's sake!