Life is still fast paced so I find myself humming this 'titled post phrase' gently and softly to myself. Just keep going, do the work, are you living in JOY?....
And the answer is YES! The youngest Grandson's Mit Hockey team won the tournament out of town yesterday and he scored 8 times in 4 games. Wish we could have been there for that but traveled in the opposite direction with PGD's basketball team. No win for her team, but they played well with a lot of heart. Way to go little miss and little man! I told his Mom to pat him on the butt and tell him "Good Game!" from me. LOL I know I am a wicked-funny grandma right? LOL
We also fit in visiting with the eldest PGS#1 at his home this past Thursday night and brought him the requested Venison Stew Dinner with a banana cream pie for dessert. It was a nice visit and the first time we saw his new to him Home since he moved there a little over two weeks ago. Seems like a really nice place with many kind people around to help out. I think it will be an awesome place for him to reside as he continues to do so well with his new surroundings, responsibilities and priviledges. Just after arriving he had to have his wisdom teeth removed. He was so grown up and understanding about all of that and I was able to attend him there with his other set of grandparents there too. Way to go Bob!
Stash Report #6 finally has movement:
Fabric Used: 2.5 yards
Fabric Used this year: 2.5 yards
Fabric Added this week: 0
Fabric Added this Year: 5
Net Gain of 2.5 yards
This added up thankfully with the fabrics & linings used for the two finished January projects of the Twelve days of Christmas Apron and Hungry Hungry Caterpillar Pillow shown on January 31, 2016. I've also slated another 2 plus yards on the current project, but can't tally those numbers in until it is totally finished. But measuring the borders and binding cut and sewn so far I have 1.25 yards. Maybe I'll be able to hit a ZERO mark by March, fingers crossed. I'm linking this stash report post up with Judy from Patchwork Times.
For Slow Stitching Sunday that I'm linking up with Kathy, I have a huge section of preliminary Crosses to stitch on that I might be able to finish when we watch the Panthers vs the Broncos at my son's home this evening.
I'm not a huge football fan, I like to watch it for the commercials. 8~ )
So I'll be happily stitching away if the lighting is right during game time. Note to self: maybe bring that "Ideaworks" little portable lamp - just in case it could be helpful.
There are many threads hanging as I don't carry the threads on the backside when there is a break in the pattern. Started to stitch some of the finished crosses above when I thought to let those threads hang out (park method style) until I could finish stitching them tonight or while traveling or visiting with friends, etc... a new to me technique. Will not need to follow a pattern for this part now, just have to cross those slashes.(You can click on the photo if needed to see the detail of what I'm talking about.)
I plan on taking a little break from blogging so you won't hear from me for awhile.
Everything is fine. I just didn't want you to be worried, but find life is getting too busy just now.
I'll be back.
Take Care,
Jane
And the answer is YES! The youngest Grandson's Mit Hockey team won the tournament out of town yesterday and he scored 8 times in 4 games. Wish we could have been there for that but traveled in the opposite direction with PGD's basketball team. No win for her team, but they played well with a lot of heart. Way to go little miss and little man! I told his Mom to pat him on the butt and tell him "Good Game!" from me. LOL I know I am a wicked-funny grandma right? LOL
We also fit in visiting with the eldest PGS#1 at his home this past Thursday night and brought him the requested Venison Stew Dinner with a banana cream pie for dessert. It was a nice visit and the first time we saw his new to him Home since he moved there a little over two weeks ago. Seems like a really nice place with many kind people around to help out. I think it will be an awesome place for him to reside as he continues to do so well with his new surroundings, responsibilities and priviledges. Just after arriving he had to have his wisdom teeth removed. He was so grown up and understanding about all of that and I was able to attend him there with his other set of grandparents there too. Way to go Bob!
Stash Report #6 finally has movement:
Fabric Used: 2.5 yards
Fabric Used this year: 2.5 yards
Fabric Added this week: 0
Fabric Added this Year: 5
Net Gain of 2.5 yards
This added up thankfully with the fabrics & linings used for the two finished January projects of the Twelve days of Christmas Apron and Hungry Hungry Caterpillar Pillow shown on January 31, 2016. I've also slated another 2 plus yards on the current project, but can't tally those numbers in until it is totally finished. But measuring the borders and binding cut and sewn so far I have 1.25 yards. Maybe I'll be able to hit a ZERO mark by March, fingers crossed. I'm linking this stash report post up with Judy from Patchwork Times.
For Slow Stitching Sunday that I'm linking up with Kathy, I have a huge section of preliminary Crosses to stitch on that I might be able to finish when we watch the Panthers vs the Broncos at my son's home this evening.
I'm not a huge football fan, I like to watch it for the commercials. 8~ )
So I'll be happily stitching away if the lighting is right during game time. Note to self: maybe bring that "Ideaworks" little portable lamp - just in case it could be helpful.
There are many threads hanging as I don't carry the threads on the backside when there is a break in the pattern. Started to stitch some of the finished crosses above when I thought to let those threads hang out (park method style) until I could finish stitching them tonight or while traveling or visiting with friends, etc... a new to me technique. Will not need to follow a pattern for this part now, just have to cross those slashes.(You can click on the photo if needed to see the detail of what I'm talking about.)
I plan on taking a little break from blogging so you won't hear from me for awhile.
Everything is fine. I just didn't want you to be worried, but find life is getting too busy just now.
I'll be back.
Take Care,
Jane
5 comments:
Life does get busy at times.
It does sound like life is a bit busy for you. Isn't it amazing how that happens?
I love your cross stitching project.
Enjoy your break. I hope it isn't too long.
Just keep going is a good mantra. That's how we get to the end of something, right? =)
I'm late reading blogs from last week, but I hope you got lots done on your slow stitching piece. It's very pretty,but my eyes would not be able to see those tiny stitches very well. Good stash numbers too.
Thanks for linking up... enjoy a well earned break :)
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