A Good End
Today was a good end to the week days.
The exercise peddling was followed by using the walking crutches down Stauffer Avenue.
My breakfast was cold leftover chicken tenders from yesterday. They were just as good today as they had been yesterday. I am not a fussy eater.
The sewing studio and I got along great today. I was tempted to travel to The Old Alley Quilt shop as one of the gals was having her last day of employment there. Lori has been on hand for any and all that would need help. I sent her a message allowing her to know that she was indeed a wonderful friend over the years. At this time, she didn’t know what was going to be in her future.
As I said I was tempted to visit the shop, but just couldn’t justify it. Everything is coming together so well working within my stashes . . . why ruin it by purchasing what isn’t needed.
When I cashed in a gift certificate at Gathering Friends in Bird Island, one of the newly acquired tools was a Gingher 7″ scissors. This purchase was amazing. It cuts as if going through air. When it cuts this easily, it is easier on the hands than the rotary cutter that requires pressure even if a new blade is being used. Not to overdue on the hands and shoulders, I have a book with which to enjoy when a break is needed from the studio.
Dennis reports it is sprinkling out. From the sounds of it, sprinkles are in the possibilities every day going forward.
KNUJ is about to be shut off as are the lights in the studio. It feels so much better to quit while I am ahead. Once I hurt . . . it’s too late. I deem this a good end to this day in the studio.