More stuff for the fair

[wiseheart]

I've finished the almost-forgotten pencil holders and am quite content how they turned out. See for yourself:

Comments

[artemis10002000]

Oh damn, your poor feet! That's gonna be such a joy tomorrow...

[wiseheart]

Afraid so. *sigh* She's usually not this brutal, but sometimes professional pride overcomes her and decides that "there is still something I have to dig out", regardless of the consequences. The stupid thing is, once a doctor at Klinik am Südring explained that carving out all the corners actually isn't a good thing. But a 72-year-old professional is hard to persuade...

[artemis10002000]

Yeaaaah

Man that reminds me of mom who was in even more pain for weeks after the Hühnerauge was dug out

[wiseheart]

Obviously, chiropodists don't take the Hippocratic Oath!

[meathiel]

That shouldn't happen to a professional ... your poor feet!

[wiseheart]

It doesn't happen too often, but this wasn't the first time, either. *sigh*

[noadvertising]

Ow and ouch! Shouldn't the lady be more professional and accept that older feet need a gentle treatment?

[wiseheart]

She should. Unfortunately, she's one of those persons who always know things better. Or so they believe.

[akane42me]

The pencil holders turned out beautifully!

I hope you will indeed limit tomorrow's outing to the corner supermarket. That will be more than enough for your painful feet.

It's a blessing in disguise that the cafe visit had to be cancelled! You would have been miserable with your feet in this condition.

Good luck with getting back on your feet!

[wiseheart]

Thanks. I'm planning to do some baking tomorrow; fortunately one can do that barefooted... or rather wearing thick, comfortable socks. Our kitchen is quite warm, no stone flooring, so it should be possible.

[adafrog]

Poor toes!

[wiseheart]

Thanks. They appreciate the sentiment.