Wednesday, 2 September 2015
JQ August - Deadline Met
Only just! This is my Challenge JQ for August, the text if from the poem, "Appeal" by Anne Bronte. The last four months' quiltlets had to be posted to the Contemporary Quilt Group Yahoo page by the end of August, this one got there with no time to spare (although May, June and July were posted during their respective months).
Very little quilting has been going on, in fact, very little of anything has been going on recently. I have been in hospital for a week following a Crohn's flare in the early hours of Saturday 22 August. I'm now home, taking some hefty meds that stop me seeing well or doing a lot. A little reading, a little time on the computer, a little sewing, or a little television viewing and then my eyes cloud and I have to rest. My appetite is massive but as I am hardly moving I am having to be very careful about what I actually eat.
I am feeling a lot better than I was, I was well looked after in hospital and now am being well cared for by Al and getting lots of love from friends and family in messages, cards, flowers and phone calls. I have to listen to my body and rest for a while. I should be setting off for Harrogate tomorrow for a weekend including the Quilt Show, the Quilt Museum in York, Harlow Carr RHS Garden.....but that will have to happen another year now. I'm looking forward to hearing all about it from friends and on blogs, lots of photos please.
While my body is resting, my mind doesn't seem to. I am hatching plans and quilts and I'm delighted that Global Piecers have started some new swaps - more to think about.
A nice cup of tea and sleep now.....
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so sorry to hear, hope each day brings an improvement. so difficult to sit and be good, hopefully you'll be back to stitching soon. thank goodness for Al and caring friends. love and hugs. Jean
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to read that you have been so unwell Lis. Sending you Kiwi hugs all the way from New Zealand.
ReplyDeleteJenny and Robin
Glad you are on the mend, well done to nurse Al!
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