Well, I guess my
mojo is back. I'm obsessing with
The Summer Ball. I've finished the two left women (except for some
back stitching and filling in). It's been a long time since I've worked on
aida and I had forgot how quickly it stitches. I've never had any trouble with half crosses so no problem there. I'm going to change some colors: there's even one figure that's going to have my red hair! And
Chaplain's Garden is coming along, too. A lot of
ords for my Totally Useless SAL this time.
Siobban is getting me started on my next obsession. She did a piece and did a feature on it on Stitch Bitch's site. I've looked it up and am going to add it to the old stash in the next few weeks. The only source I've found is
Volarium. The sampler is called
Le Marquoir de Justine. It's just lovely and has a great story behind the sampler.
My friend Diane
Guillory at my
LNS, Cross Stitch Corner, had a pacemaker installed yesterday and is doing great. Lots of kind thoughts go out to her. And to my friend Deanne Webb, who is going to begin some experimental therapy at MD Anderson beginning Tuesday. Deanne is proof-perfect that God answers prayers. She has melanoma of the liver and needed this treatment. Her insurance company was a little hesitant to cover the costs. After a lot of prayers from our church and friends, it's going to be covered. And if you all will, say a prayer or two for her-and Diane's- quick recovery.
And I'm a happy camper. Saturday, when I had my little collision, I was on the way to a lab to have some blood work done. I got the results Wednesday and it couldn't have been better. As most of you know, I have heart disease and sometimes blood
chemistries aren't always great. Well, this time they were: no diabetes, no bad liver studies and great
cholesterol levels. Haven't been this low in a long time.
PTL.
I'm still going to take those photos and I have a great recipe to send along. But I'm going to take the afternoon and see the new Harry Potter film.