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Hi @phillycollings29. I'm sorry you're feeling so low at the moment. I noticed the email you sent us in the community inbox and I've got back to you, but I just wanted to see how you're feeling today?Community Manager
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Thanks @ Adrian_Scope
Have had a long consultation with my Gp and am going back to some talking therapy sessions. It is good of you to ask.
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Hi @phillycollings29 - It sounds like you have a very supportive GP, & I hope it's not too long before you can get some more talking therapy. I just wanted you to know I'm thinking about you.Have you done your finishing touches to your lighthouse? I hope you've had some time in your allotment, as the weather hasn't been too bad here the past couple of days. I've often wondered about origami, & your examples are quite something.....so where does a person begin, & is the paper expensive?
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Hi @phillycollings29
No probs I am very happy in helping/supporting you with what you are happy with.
Please please let me let me know ?????
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Hi @chiarieds it is nice to know you are thinking of me and I do appreciate it.
Not quite finished the lighthouse and if you would like to know about origami I can help. You can use any paper you have got - newspaper, magazines, plain coloured or white. You do need a lot of patience.
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Hi @phillycollings29 - origami is something I've always fancied trying, but never got around to it. I didn't realise you could use any paper, & have got quite a lot of computer A4 sized paper. I rarely need to print anything now; it's more my son & daughter-in-law need to print stuff out occasionally, & he hasn't got a printer. I'm very patient, so it seems like that will help! I would like to know more, thank you. I hope you've had a better day.
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Hi @chiarieds
I am really chuffed you would like to have a go at some 3d origami.
How about trying it out then. We could both make a very simple ring. To start with would you be able to cut out a few 10cm by 6cm pieces using your A4 computer paper? Then we can start the folding bit. Yes a better day thank you - easy steps
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Great to read you've had a better day @phillycollings29 . I'll get the paper cut up ready tomorrow. I appreciate your help with this. Thank you again. I'm really interested to try
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Hi @phillycollings29 - I hope you are keeping well. I've had a poor day; my joints need oiling I think, they don't like the change in pressure & the damp! However, I have followed your great instructions, so I've got the paper all folded now.
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Hi @chiarieds - yes the weather has a lot to answer for doesn't it. Stay cosy! Would you like the next lot of instructions?
Will send them on anyway. Sometimes in this weather my fingers ache so I do other things in amongst the folding. See how you get on
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Hello @chiarieds
How are you doing today. It seems to be extra damp!!!
I am sending the rest of the instructions to you because I am hoping they make you smile. Folding and making is not the important bit - obviously a bit of a bonus if you want to make something lol.
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