Time Out
There has been enough activity in the studio for the day. I am sitting in the studio doing this post with the heater on Turbo for my legs. 54 degrees on a partly cloudy day doesn’t bring the air temp in the studio beyond 60 degrees. It’s a trade off . . . the furnace doesn’t run as often.
This morning we worked with our prescription provider on one of Dennis’ prescriptions. Though the fellow’s first language was not English, he was by far better than some we have had to work with via a phone conversation. All is well for the 2024 calendar year. Our monthly prescription premium amount per each of us is $.50. I could not believe that until I saw the amount taken out of our checking account in January. I would say 75% of our prescription at the time of a refill pickup has no co-pay.
I called my Aunt Janet today and we spent 45 minutes chatting. Janet remains as active as possible. She wishes her legs were longer as getting into her car is beginning to give her a fit. Backing up to the car seat and using her arms on the steering wheel doesn’t work . . . legs are too short. Bummer.
Today I received an email to make an appointment with my cardiologist. Dr. Sarraf will be seeing me April 30th. I will be in Mankato with bells on.
Progress on my sewing project went well today. I wish the free motion quilting would have brought the same 100% satisfaction as covering the fiberglass panel with foam and fabric had. Come on Grammie . . . you worked to your abilities with a left arm that never ceases to do its best, AKA: rising to the occasion as best it can. Tomorrow I will trim the linen and letters down working towards centering it on the foam board.
With this first time of utilizing these panels, my mind is foreseeing a few more uses. Thank you Kevin, for adding them to my studio stashes.
With that I take my leave. ♥