I hesitated to announce it since I was feeling pretty weird! But I'm better now; the weirdness is fading.

Good to hear you are home. I always do better when I'm at home.

When I was in rehab two years ago, "getting out" was almost like being released from prison.

Especially love #2 and #4.
Go figure right?

Hope you are felling better by the minute.

I'm glad you like those! #2 is certainly one of my favorites.

I am slowly, glacially getting better. This is not going to be quick.

Yup, I'm back and very glad to have my big desktop computer to play on.

(from one of many "Peggy" fans).

Glad you enjoyed my photos.

Things are going OK. I miss the structure of the hospital. Now the structure is up to me.

I appreciate your very kind words.

I had a great time taking all of those!

It's the double reflection in the second shot for me, CP.

Stay encouraged. ❤️

I appreciate your kind remarks. You encourage me!

Hope you're feeling better!

I like pics #2 & #4.

Things were a bit weird the first couple of days, but it's fading now.

#2 and 4 seem to be the favorites!

Yup, my recovery is progressing but alas, it's glacial! Love your thoughts and wishes!

Very glad you are feeling better. I'm not surprised you were out looking for something beautiful as part of your healing. :0) Stay well. We need you here.

Taking photos is in my blood for sure. My iPhone performed well, I think.

I sure hope to never be this sick again.

The crew outside really does nice work. It's a lovely space!

We are all pleased to see it, and wish you further progress in your recovery.

Glad you're enjoying it.

I have lots of progress to make. It's glacial.

So very glad you are home and on the mend. Please take care, pamper yourself and know that you are in our thoughts and in our hearts.

I'm doing what I can to get better and your support is essential!

Peace and strength to you.

Those attributes are so very important!

No doubt being able to do that will help in your recovery. You rock, CP!

I do enjoy taking and processing my photos; I'm limited by the fact that I don't drive yet. But it's coming!

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

BTW, great pics.

I wish it would speed up!

And I'm glad you enjoyed my photos.

Love the pictures all good wishes to you!

There's no place like home!

I loved taking those photos.

But I bet you're happy to be taking photos at home now. So happy you're doing well.

Actually, I haven't taken any photos since I got home; it takes more energy than I currently have. I can't even drive yet!

But it will come.

Glad you enjoyed my work.

No place like home!

It IS Century City!

I enjoyed the views very much.

Excellent pix, as always! Ty for sharing!

Glad you enjoyed my work!

We’re gonna be wanting to hear how you’re recovering and are so happy with the beauty you see with your camera..a sure sign of things to come

My photographic eye is always awake and searching for suitable subjects!

So when I'm stronger, I will definitely make use of it.

You even manage to find interesting images from a hospital bed! I’m just blown away!

If there ever was a DU photo contest with the theme of “Angles” ….. I think you’d definitely make the top choices.

What a great thought! Angles.

fabulous sharing to me.
Im so very glad you are recovering and are at home and have the wonderful gratitude shining all over you and are sharing it all with us.
Love you Peggy.

Love you too, dear Mira.

The first photo with the pink flower is a study in shape contrasts. Grass blades criss-crossing, almost oval blades (with a tip on them), and round buds.

The last one, with the bright yellow umbrella, is a color contrast.

I felt what you said, and that's important.

So glad to hear you are home, too!

Glad you enjoyed!

There's no place like home.

for your complete recovery and healing.

Love those vibes!

And a belated WELCOME HOME!!!!

I suspect that nothing could kill my creativity--it might be submerged for a time, but it always comes back.

Thanks so much for all your great wishes!

I hope you feel better and stronger every day. Thank you for the photos and keeping us posted on your progress. I wish you all the best, always!

Much love,
MIButterfly

I don't think my progress is that quick; I'll take whatever shows up!

So glad you're back and shooting.

I hope I'll be able to get out of my house for some real photos--new ones--very soon!

Better yet is seeing you’re back.

Take care.

Glad you enjoyed.

It is good to be back!

I appreciate your generous remarks! I can only hope that my recovery will be speedy!

We know the outcome will be good, based on what I've learned so far.

Everyday I'm glad to be here.

... after my bladder surgery I was encouraged to sit in a chair as much as possible within a couple days after the "procedure". I was wired up, tubed up and carried a bag to collect urine.

I'm a determined individual and I decided that if I worked slowly, I'd just swing my body over the side of the bed, gather up the wires, tubes and bag, turn and sit. It didn't work and I got bound up turned half way, the call button out of my reach, stuck like a fly in a spider's web.

In just a few minutes a nurse walked in and untangled me and got me sat down.

"Boy am I glad to see you, how'd you know I was in deep?"
"I came in to find out why you were mooning the nurse's station!", she said.


I am so glad you've pulled your 'escape' off and are doing well. And thanks for the photos, especially the first one.

I didn't have any adventures quite like yours. However, I'd lost my call button several times, until I figured out how to keep it in reach! Then I was OK.

Glad you enjoyed the photos!

Thank you for sharing your rehab photos with us. So glad you are home and recovering well. Take care.

I love to share!

I am taking care and enjoying being at home.

It is great to hear you are back! At least you had a bit of nature and some blue sky to look at while you were at rehab. The flower is so vibrant and looking up between the two buildings gives quite an architecturally satisfying view of that beautiful blue!

It was wonderful to see that bit of nature! The sun, the breeze, the colors--all helped me.

I was thrilled with my photo of the skyscrapers! Always wanted to get a shot like that--and now I have.

And that you then went and got yourself some.

That's the best part of this story for me.

I don't always find it, of course. But when I do . . .

And you have a knack for finding it.
Get well.

I'm very lucky.

And indeed, I am getting well, even if it's slower than I'd prefer.

You are so talented

I certainly have the photographer's "eye." It has gotten more skilled as I've gotten older.

overwhelming.

and great pictures.
you might've lost some sleep or some weight in that hospital / rehab
but you certainly didn't lose your magic touch with that camera

Actually, my adjustment back to whatever "normal" life is, has been pretty overwhelming at times. It's weird!

However, my photographer's eye is as steady and reliable as ever. Thank goodness! And all of those were taken with my iPhone 11!

I think life is good as long as we keep seeing the beauty