What’s on my ironing board, waiting to be made into something?
What’s on my left wrist, putting a damper on making?
What’s on my windowsill, doing quite well, much to my surprise?
What’s on my kitchen counters, shocking friends & family who stop by?
What’s on my mind, wanting to show up more in my day?
OK, what did you do to your wrist?
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ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend :o)
Anne:)
Not sure exactly what I did. It's been bothering me for months, but not really enough to do something about. (Sometimes it's fine, sometimes it's REALLY weak and painful.) So this week, when I was at the doc's for something else, I asked him about this too. And he suggested I immobilize it for a while to let it heal properly for a change!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ebby!
Anne - this weekend is already starting out great: my oldest girl comes home after being at my parent's all week. Enjoy yours too!
p.s. Jenny, Dr Dan is the man!!! So great! But saw him TWICE this week -- hope that doesn't happen again soon.
ReplyDeleteWay to go K!! (FIRST WITH TONGUE IN CHEEK, THEN INCREASINGLY FOR REAL!) Your eldest daughter is eager to see you in person and I am also eager to be there. Now that the trees are watered and the business checked on, I can proceed to your place. We hope to be rolling in there between 5:30-6:00 p.m.
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree about Dr. Dan. Our whole family loves him. I knew - when he prayed in his office about my mom's cancer, that he was a "keeper". :) Praise the Lord for doctors like Dan!
ReplyDeleteSo now that we still aren't sure what you did to your wrist, I ask, If your wrist were suddenly better, what would those lovely squares become?
ReplyDeleteHi Chris -- i think they're going to be a notebook cover, but i cut way too many, so not sure yet what else they'll become...
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