BACK IN THE SADDLE

My eye is sufficiently better enough to come to dialysis today, Dearies. Thank you for your concern and gentle cooing...it looks like my eyes are just dried up a bit and I need to be more diligent with the Systane drops.

The weight is up a little bit, but nothing that a treatment session can't deal with. Four days in between   is the cause, as well as too much salt on my part. I roasted some broccoli last night and was a bit heavy-handed with the garlic salt. Oey.

JB leaves for New Jersey tonight on the train. I will miss him, but cannot tell you how much I'm looking forward to some spinster time. I have visions of cleaning and organizing and straightening, but I will probably just binge a bunch of spinster TeeVee and stitch.

Would that be so wrong?

One of my goals post transplant is to travel to stitchy retreats, seminars, classes, and to get back to my stitchy guilds. I miss my guild ladies so very much and all of the fun and trouble they got me into going on little stitchy trips to the House of Stitches.

I miss canvas work too, and have promised myself that I will pull a canvas from my stash and send it for threads and a stitch guide, or that I'll at least try to finish ones that are started and have been languishing.

(On that subject...what are your favorite shops for canvas work? I'm looking for a place that I can call for the whole shebang...chart, canvas, threads (i.e. a Laura J Perin design) or a place that would take a painted canvas and kit it up for me?)

Ok. Time for me to get settled in and start stitching. I'm making good progress on Hoity Toity, but had a bit of a frog session last night. Fortunately I caught my error before too much damage had been done, and all was right with the world again quickly.

Happy Futzingday! I hope your day is swell and full of fun! Come tell me all about it!