Wayii said:Recovering okay. I did a lot of sleeping the first couple of days. Been off the percocets since yesterday morning, since the pain is perfectly manageable with normal dosages of motrin now.
Stuck on room temperature liquids (will be for a week) -- mostly water, Ensure and cool mash potato soup (home made organic mashed potatoes with cream, salt and garlic powder in a blender LOL).
Got a little walk last evening. Made me feel a little less spacey, but was kinda pushing things. Prolly try another tonight just to alleviate that whole restlessness problem.
Nanobot said:Interesting!
and...four to six FEET of tumbleweed? Yikes!
Terre said:
Nanobot said:Interesting!
and...four to six FEET of tumbleweed? Yikes!
Most are smaller but, yes, they can get that big. And when they pile up against a barbed wire fence somebody better come by and clear them away or eventually the wind pushing on the mass will bring the fence down. Huge piles of them also are quite a fire hazard. I've seen photos taken in this area where the wind blew dozens of them into a huge pile that came up to the rafters on a garage or other building. Those piles MUST be dealt with or a spark will cause a huge poof incident.
celticfire said:I love a lot of the Stonemason sets, but my biggest complaint is that it's all one giant obj file, and with some scenes that I just need like a corner or bench, but yet I have to load the entire thing! Is it hard to make individual props I wonder? Or is that just his personal style?
surochek said:Terre is Terre on Daz. She may have crashed by now.
ladyfur said:OT: HAPPY 39TH BIRTHDAY TO FREDERIC! ;)
'a paradox, a paradox, a most ingenius paradox!...'
(google it if you have to...)
Wayii said:I love a lot of the Stonemason sets, but my biggest complaint is that it's all one giant obj file, and with some scenes that I just need like a corner or bench, but yet I have to load the entire thing! Is it hard to make individual props I wonder? Or is that just his personal style?
I just think that's how he rolls. Others are far better about giving you easily manageable bites to work from. Jack (Tomalin) and John (The Antfarm) come immediately to mind.
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!