Thanks John, I really didnt know her but she was a supporter and left nice comments on everyone's content she subscribed to, as well as lives. It is a shame we(mainly I) didn't have time to get to know her better.

Thank you very much.

Thank you, PK, it is always fun when they turn out well.

she watched my videos and left nice comments. I wish I had gotten more time to know her in the chats she participated in. Thanks for watching, Nancy.

Thanks. I was pleased with the results and I am glad you liked it.

I appreciate you viewing it, thanks, Josh.

I barely knew her, but she was present in lots of people's live streams and always left very nice comments.

hmm, not sure how many good blue opals I have left to cut.

@@ThatOpalGuy What type of opals do you deal with mostly or find to be your favorite? My intro to opals, being from Texas, was Mexican fire opals and jellies. I don't care too much for crystal (white) opals, but they're still pretty. Just not for me lol. I have some pink opals, but they're not high quality (very pale), so I just display them raw. I just find either solid blue ones like Peruvians or dark with only blue green play of color to be my favorite to wear. I also really love my Canberra opals. Tiny little dinosaur eggs lol

So far it has been Australian opals, and I suppose I was a bit snobby about them, but after working a few Welo opal I think they are just as good. Maybe they are not as stable, and some absorb water/oils, but as for the color and play of the crystal, it is every it as good.

I appreciate you attending. I wish I had gotten more time to know her.

@@ThatOpalGuy 💜 *hugs* to you💜

thank you

I didn't know Mia, but to those who did, who mourn her passing and will miss her, I offer my condolences.

From what I have seen, very many in the rock community share your sentiments.

I likely wouldnt have changed anything.