I see a color in this puzzle that is on my tootsie's right now. Love getting pedicures, especially when my person massages my legs too. Oooh....I'm in heaven.
Loved this colorful pic. I get pedi's at least once a month in the summer and every two months in the winter. Never get manicures as the polish thins my nails and then they crack. No sense paying money for polished finger nails anyway, as I just end up breaking them at my library job.
My nails shale off and crack. They are very thin but I don't find the gel polish causes them harm. In fact if I can get it on when they aren't too damaged my nails will hold together for a while. Being out in the sun gardening actually helps. It must be the vitamin D.
micki
May 22, 2020
I take vitamin D every morning. I've found since this virus took over and I'm stuck at home due to the library closure, my nails really look great. I think it is due to not handling the books and putting so much stress on them. Still don't think I'll have my nails painted as they chip too easily anyway.
pixipixil
May 26, 2020
I have never had my nails done professionally but I think they adhere a sort of extension to the end of the nail so it doesn't break.
I tried using fake nails and was so unaccustomed to them being long I kept catching them and bending them backwards. Oh boy did that hurt. It was the end of my doing anything to have long nails. I do too much stuff to pamper them--gardening, playing guitar and trying to play piano and for a while I was doing pottery which I hope to get back to if I can just find the time and energy not to mention being Mrs, Fixit since my husband has no know-how for that.
micki
May 27, 2020
You sound like a "Jackie" of all trades. I do miss have a pedi though and will have them done soon.
pixipixil
May 27, 2020
Sort of. It's the reason, according to my husband, I'm master of none. I point out not all JOAT's are losers. Da Vinci was one and nobody considers him a loser eventhough many of his ideas were failures.
Did you know he destroyed one of his frescoes trying to dry it quickly? I'm pretty sure it caught fire although I can't see how that's possible with plaster.
pixipixil
May 27, 2020
HI. I may be mixed up. I can't find any reference to that fresco but they do say he used novel technique on one that caused the painting not to adhere to the wall and it ended up in a puddle on the floor and with the Last Supper he used another novel technoque which has cuased much of the painting to flake apart.
Makes me remember being young and having reasons to get dressed up. I have been the same size for over thirty years and have collected and made lots of pretty clothes. With this lockdown not even the one place to dress up--church--is still available. I dress up anyway for the TV Mass we watch Sundays.
Love the multi-colors in this puzzle. Also, to complete my puzzlement I am curious how the top puzzlers can complete this one so fast. Five to 9 minutes, wow!
What cut? I do hex and the top time there was 10:44. I came in sixth at 13:22.
arlenez
Feb 6, 2020
I'm rarely play a Hex (? ) cut instead usually the 192 Classic. This re-opens the question that all the totals are equivalent using the same cut, but if we used different cuts then we are back with that question; why set timing order with different cuts?
When I was in my 40-50 I had gel nails and I would go every 2 weeks to get them touched up. I now have ridges in my nails that will not hold polish. I have been told that gel nails don't cause that, and that gel nails will cause that, but all I know is that I have weird nails now. So, I am perfectly happy with not drawing attention to them. Ah, the wisdom of age. Have a most glorious day with blessings and hugs!
Nborchardt, if I was there, I'd smooth those nails for you and give you a manicure that ends with a hand massage. That's what I do for my ladies and gent at the nursing home each week.
I tried using fake nails and was so unaccustomed to them being long I kept catching them and bending them backwards. Oh boy did that hurt. It was the end of my doing anything to have long nails. I do too much stuff to pamper them--gardening, playing guitar and trying to play piano and for a while I was doing pottery which I hope to get back to if I can just find the time and energy not to mention being Mrs, Fixit since my husband has no know-how for that.
Did you know he destroyed one of his frescoes trying to dry it quickly? I'm pretty sure it caught fire although I can't see how that's possible with plaster.