I'm glad you like it. I used different tubes. 

"Shore Lines"

Acrylic on Canvas

20" x 20"

21 hours ago, Ryrin said:

James picked a Rotten Egg!

 

Wingsuit flying adventure.
 

Eep. I would definitely have to work up to something like that. 

Gimme number three.

And that's the last of 'em. Poor Bob will go hungry this Easter. 

Congratulations to Cross for dominating the category, and thanks everyone for playing.

With just two Easter Eggs still to be found, more clues have been added.

Will they be found before Easter morning???

If not, they'll be tossed into the Moat for Bob to enjoy. ?

Awww, he's adorable. 

Thanks!

10 hours ago, Cross said:

1 is right here

Nice work, @Cross. You found another one!

TWO MORE TO GO. 

Nice going, my peeps! Four eggs have been uncovered, but three remain tucked away in the dark recesses of the Tower,

I've added more clues for the missing multi-colored ovoids, so put on your thinking caps and good hunting!

You got it, Ryrin. Well done!

You are three for three, m'lady. Well done!

Anyone else? Cross apparently has a nose for this sort of thing. 

@Cross, I'm not saying your nose is egg-shaped. I only meant you are good at finding stuff. Seriously. 

Geez, Cross. Do you ever leave the Brown Ajah library?!?

No, seriously, I'm asking, because work and stuff is always pulling me away from my books. 

Congratulations to @Cross for finding this lovely Lego Easter Eggo. 

*straps on new unitard, admits he doesn't look half-bad in it*

#4 Blue for me, please.

Awright, all you Easter Beasters, time for...

Easter Egg Hunt

Throughout the White Tower, I've hidden SEVEN precious Easter Eggs. 

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find each one. First one with the link gets to keep the eggscellent goodies.

I'll provide clues to their locations, adding more each day for those particularly well-hidden orbs of golden delight. 

READY???

#1: 

Clue #1. For some reason, Warders seem to suffer from amnesia. 

Clue #2. Am I having an identity crisis? Why so many questions?

FOUND by @Cross in the Warder's "Who am I?" thread.

#2:

Clue #1. A special day in the life of a Green. One would think there was a marriage proposal about to take place...

Clue #2. Do 'bonding' and 'bondage' have the same root word? 

Clue #3. One never knows what unexpected ceremony will take place in the Warder Training Grounds. 

FOUND by @Cross in an Encounter in the Training Grounds.

#3: 

Don't get too lost hunting down this one. Escape might be Virtually impossible.

FOUND by @Cross in the Cuen visit - Virtual Escape Room thread. 

#4: 

If you get too tired searching for this beauty, you might put your feet up with a good book.

FOUND by @Crossin the Brown Ajah Book Challenge 2021 Discussion thread

#5: 

Or you might be one of those who thinks the movie was better than the book. Discuss.

FOUND by @Ryrin in the 2021 White Ajah Movie Challenge.

#6: 

I can Picture you turning Red from frustration finding this one...

FOUND by @Cross in the Red Pics thread.

#7:

Clue #1. Find this one, and everyone will be Green with envy. 

Clue #2. Cheer up! You're not a year older, you're a year closer to the grave!

Clue #3. Relax, Captain General. You don't look a day over 200. 

FOUND by @Cross in Ryrin's Happy Birthday thread.

Good luck, everyone. Annnnddd GO!

I usually follow the Rule of Threes, so #3 for me, please.

Please roll a 2, a 4, or a 6 for me.

I'll be verrrry disappointed if anything else turns up. 

6 hours ago, Ryrin said:

 

Fairly recently, I was bonded. It was worth the wait! 

Gimme a little red! #3

My latest. "Ace Queue" 

Acrylic on Canvas

16" x 12"

Great work, Ryrin. Love the colors, and that expression!

I'm two weeks into a three-week run at our local community theater. We've been putting on a heart-warming play called "The Boys Next Door." I play the burned-out caretaker for four adult mentally-challenged men, and we've gotten good comments about our performances. 

Welcome, Azshaya. I'm a cloud administrator myself. I enjoy scripting, but my skills aren't enough to call myself a software engineer by any means.

I've been in IT for over twenty years, and I've looked at cybersecurity as a career path off an d on. But I always get depressed at how vulnerable our networks are that I just want to turn off my computer and hide under the bedcovers. So my props to anyone who can maintain that vigilance. (Same reason I could never be a police officer.)

Congratulations, Lily. Babies are great, aren't they?

Welcome back, Caddy. I joined only recently (relatively). Your description of your Ways project sounds like a lot of work. I wish I had seen it. 

Yes, we were definitely impacted here in Texas. As you said, Lady, we're not prepared for temperatures this cold for this long. Perhaps you've seen in the news all the finger-pointing that's been going on, as one group or another tries to fix the blame on someone else.

I had rolling blackouts for four days. We'd get power for fifteen minutes or so, then no power for twenty to thirty minutes at a time. I work from home, so I got work done in short spurts. Our kitchen pipes froze, and we didn't have hot water, but we had cold running water in our bathrooms. We have a gas stove, so my wife would heat up large pots of water for bathing and cooking. 

After the rolling blackouts were ended, it took another day or so for the hot water pipes to thaw, so that by the weekend we were back to normal, no worse for the wear. Temperatures this week are back in the sixties and seventies (Fahrenheit). But many Texans are still without power, and a lot are dealing with the aftermaths of burst pipes and water damage, etc. 

It could have been a lot worse, and now I'll be thinking of ways to deal with something like this the next time it happens, since I suspect we'll be experiencing periods like this more often.

Practice, practice, practice.