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April 17th, 2006

Celtic knotwork

celtic knotwork

Hello everyone. Happy Easter.

I’ve been doing some wedding-related drawings over the last few days, of which this isn’t one.

As yesterday’s entry hinted I have joined the ranks of the Bank Holiday DIY walking wounded. I am not good at lifting. It was not a boulder though but some gravel. Next time I will avoid heavy manual labour as per usual.

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3 Responses to “Celtic knotwork”


  1. Johann says:

    Hi dave Emily here!
    Use a hot water bottle..keep moving, with in the limits of pain. Don`t take to your bed..

    April 17th, 2006 at 8:49 pm
  2. Dave says:

    Thank you Emily.

    I have indeed been keeping active. Oddly enough lying on my back is the one thing that still seems to cause me pain. That and excessive laughing.

    April 18th, 2006 at 10:46 am
  3. Nefertiki says:

    Yes, indeed, I hope you do follow the excellent advice you were given in the first comment. I am glad that you realize that heavy lifting is not for you. I would hate some unfortunate personal incident to inspire a really comical wedding cartoon, such as the groom on crutches awaiting his bride at the altar. (I thought at first to write “in a wheelchair wearing a full body cast” but found that image too distressing.)

    Of course, no friend of yours would think such a cartoon at all comical. I hope you will soon be able to laugh without groaning.

    April 18th, 2006 at 4:11 pm