So I called the salon and they laughed and told me to come see them when I felt better, because they are lovely people and are probably used to dealing with lunatic spinsters like me.
After a seven hour nap I decided to try stitching. It was slow going, and my fingers felt very fumbly, but I took it easy and just enjoyed having needle and thread in hand again.
A little more progress on Winter Quakers by Rosewood Manor:
After coffee and the paper, I might head up to the studio to see what kind of trouble I can get into. I'm ready for some February hearts!
Hope your Saturday is swell!
Glad to see you are able to get back to things you love. Just remember, as we spinsters age, it takes a little longer to heal. Patience, Grasshopper, patience.
ReplyDeleteWTG Coni! Nothing can keep you down for long. :D Hugs & Prayers, Cathryn
ReplyDeleteYay! You go girl.
ReplyDeleteSmall victories are incredibly important when you're ill. Bless you, Miss Coni. Wishing you well from AZ. :)
ReplyDeleteNeedle and thread therapy - cures everything! Continue getting well.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the hair. Clean hair makes everything better & it's nice to be able to do it yourself. Still loving the Quakers (and the nap!)
ReplyDeleteGood for you. You can do anything! Everyday will be easier.
ReplyDeleteYeahhh! But take it slow! Two steps forward one back. That coffee and some sun and a cozy blanket is on tap for today.
ReplyDeleteI ordered the snowman! Haven't needlepointed for a while but am going to give it a go! Thank you Coni
Ruth from Oxnard Ca
One day at a time, and don't overdue.
ReplyDeleteGo Coni! Slow and steady will get you there. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
ReplyDeleteLol. Nothing like being determined. Looking pretty.
ReplyDeleteYeahhh...good for you Coni. A stitch at a time in the happy chair sounds like a wonderful way to spend the day. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteBravo for surprising yourself and washing your own hair, and hooray that you did some stitching!
ReplyDeleteYay!! So happy to hear you are feeling well enough to wash your own hair and get a little stitching in :)
ReplyDeleteA little stitching fixes anything. That and chocolate. Glad you're feeling better.
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze....The Quaker looking lovely...
ReplyDeleteany progress is heartening....hope your rest was restorative and that you are sliding into your routine...
Squeaky clean hair and shower also help.. Enjoy the day..
It is beautiful! I have always loved this one...and I'm hankering after it seeing your progress.
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