Speedy Recovery ... for Mike (Faemike55) by auntietk
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I hope your week flies by, Mike, and that you heal quickly and painlessly. Take it easy, don't overdo, eat lots of chicken soup, and when you're ready to sit at a computer again, we'll look forward to hearing how you're doing!
Hopefully this picture of the Olympics in the sunshine will give you a bit of a lift! I took it from the Anacortes ferry, which is about the most relaxing way I can think of to spend an hour or two.
Be well, and best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Comments (13)
A fine dedi for Mike's recovery nicely worked Tara lovely shot my friend!!
a beautiful scene and wish.
A beautiful image and nice heartfelt thoughts... WELL DONE TARA
Well, if you posted this to bring serenity to our injured friend I'd say mission accomplished. This is indeed a very relaxing view. I once worked with a young man from Peru who came in one Monday morning and went to work. Every time he moved he grimaced in pain. Someone finally asked him what was wrong. He said he'd had his appendix out that Saturday and was surprised when told he could stay home until he felt better.
A very lovely and serene dedication for Mike - I'm sure it will make him feel relaxed and happy - it sure does for me! A beautiful dedication, Tara!
Spoke with him earlier today - he's doing better, but still has some pain and soreness. And he will for a while, but it should be a little less each day. His boss said to take a few days off to recover. He's staying with his sister and her husband for a few days, and hopes to be back to the galleries soon.
great to read rod, now we know more about Mike's recovery. Not surprised he's still in pain, I know that hernias can take a while to overcome. I'm also glad he can take more time from work. I hope he gets all the rest he needs...
You created a sweeping piece of tranquility here, Tara, this is gorgeous. Soaked in introspective, almost slate blues, beautiful atmospheric background (you didn't mess with it to make it more "present"---something some of us ((incl me)) can do too much), beautiful sudden "clarity" in the snow covered peaks, beautiful pink strokes in the clouds, and that longitudinal sweep of land and water below. Your font suits the picture, and it's a big tranquil scene one can jump into. Special also because Mike must know the sight. Beautiful piece, tara, in every way.
Mike, I'm sorry you still have pain. I wish you a speedy recovery from it, and I'm glad you're not working yet. Heal in the lap of family, and may you be pain-free soon. Much relief and rest to you, Mike.
Superb capture and dedication tara.2 God bless.
Perfect for the patient, and beautiful with those DISTANT mountains!
The perfect atmosphere and mood for the introspective recovering patient. Love the sweep of the scene. What a vista!
Yes....a speedy recovery indeed...
I echo the sentiment and hope for a quick and full recovery.
I echo too. May he have a proper and fast recovery.
Thank you very much Tara! This is beautiful and awe-inspiring as well as relaxing. Still some pain at the site but doing better. Still on light duty for a while.
I love this view, thanks again, Tara