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an artist, nothing more, nothing less...........As an artist, C.C. Miranda has constantly explored the blending of classical technique with the fluidity and intellectual mind mending often found in surrealism...........Growing up, C.C. Miranda was always fascinated by the quality of light that emanates from the old master work of the renaissance, but found she loved the wildness and multi-dimensions often found in the work of Salvador Dali and Edvard Munch..........After several years of self-experimentation, C.C. Miranda attended duCret School of Art in Plainfield, NJ, for three thrilling years of intensive training where she learned the skills necessary to combine the widely varying styles into a look that is purely C.C. Miranda.........The lucidity of the work created by C.C. Miranda allows the viewer to manipulate the layers of hidden imagery into a work that strikes at the very depths of the observers psyche, often causing them to remark "I have been there!" psychologically speaking of course..........C.C. Miranda grew up in a very catholic family in NJ, but after much exploration of the other belief systems, C.C. Miranda felt that no religion quite fit, and in the end, abandoned them all. After moving to Pensacola, Florida in 2002, C.C. Miranda found that living in the heart of the bible belt made her delve deeper into her own mental psychoses and feelings, creating a visual outpouring of the darker recesses of her mind and soul, laced with the religious imagery that she grew up on, unlocking the doors of her mind for the viewer to step through if they dare.
I hear you. Yesterday I was accused of everything from junk food to narcotics abuse - on a post about flu vaccine. As I told Tom, bad conversation drives out good.
Lord, there's a giant sucking sound coming from FB. I looked at the Gatherites there - all the good writers are now on FB. I think the Brain Drain will either finish this place, or it will sink to the level it's been seeking and be a fluff site for cranks.
It may be an impinged nerve in the front of your chest - in the center of your clavicle and just below it. If you can find a pressure point there, you may be able to relieve some of the pain using accupressure. You may have impinged the nerve compensating for the other C1-C2 problem. Obviously I don't know, but accupressure at that point won't hurt you and may help until you can get to the doc.
Ouch! Does it go all the way up into your jaw? If so, that's different from a bad shoulder... (I've had shoulder surgery, so I feel your pain. Sometimes literally.)
Heat/ice heat/ice is good. 20 minutes on, 20 off. Frozen peas in a bag will curve around your shoulder. Or freeze water in a paper cup to use for ice massage - peel down the cup as it melts..
Don't let the weight of your arm hang from your shoulder - support it at the elbow, or with your hands in the pockets of a coat. Sleep with your bad shoulder curled around a pillow to take the weight.
And be sure to use an effective decay- preventing dentifrice in a carefully applied program of regular and professional care. Burma Shave.
(Sometimes I get away from myself, but the above is what I learned from my various docs and PT's ... Maybe some of it will help. If not, there's always narcotics. ;~)
Hope you feel better soon. Shoulders hurt like the devil...
Your birthday, and my favored son's birthday are the same day....and only 7 years apart. He turns 30, and has the flu. Hope your day is better, stuffed with laughter, color, shades of happiness, and moments of pure "sweetness and light." Blessed be, Wilka
