Showing posts with label Louisiana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louisiana. Show all posts

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Okay, here I sit, pouting. I've got another fever blister and this one is BIG. I just had one last week and took my pills like a good girl and it never really got bad. Wouldn't you know the prescription expired the 16th and I never managed to get it refilled? And it's too late to stop this one. It's one of those nasty ones that is in the middle of my lip and not around the edges. Just have to hibernate for a few days and stitch- a lot.
Speaking of stitching, I've managed to bring things to a halt until I finish the Loose Feather's Keepsake Box and Pinkeep. The top is within a few stitches of being finished and then on to the pinkeep. It's really small and won't take long either. I'll have to find some fabric, paint and the box, of course. All will be at Hobby Lobby. It's been a fun project.
Dianne is going to the needlework market in February and she's been taking orders for this little goody. It's an etui. It has to be specially bought because only so many will be printed. Can't wait to get my hands on this goody!

Today was the State of the Church message. Bro. Collin did a great job and has a great vision for this year. He mentioned several mission trips that will be available. The Senior Adults are going to Lafayette (Louisiana). A group will go to Wisconsin to help a former pastor with his new mission church. That would be fun, but only if we were to fly. But the goody is a proposed trip to Peru. Would I like that !! DH says he doesn't think my doctor will clear me for that one because of the altitude and lack of medical facilities should I need them. Well, I'm not worried. We'll see. If worse comes to worse, I can go on the mission field to Lafayette. Just what we'd do there hasn't been announced






Sunday, January 11, 2009

IF IT'S LOUISIANA IT MUST BE SPRING!!








It's been such mild weather here that the poor little flowers are confused! The temperature has been in the 70's and 80's and now azaleas, Japanese magnolias, confederate jasmine and other flowers are popping out all over. I took these snaps yesterday in my front yard. They were so lovely.
This morning the thermometer read 40. So much for the pretty flowers. Such is Louisiana weather.
Tomorrow I think I'll introduce y'all to Giselle.