At least I don't believe it is.
I started another stack of books to wander away to new owners.
I think that this is the third or fourth stack.
Some of these are outdated and others are just thrift shop finds that I will probably never open again.
I am actually starting to see openings here and there in the bookcases!
The rug is moving right along. It doesn't look a lot different, but keep in mind that there are 15,000 stitches in this one. And each one is a cross stitch. So technically, I could say that I am doing 30,000 stitches in all...
The more I do on this one, the more I like it. It is going to look old and worn when I am finished.
I did get a bit more straightening done in the workroom. I still need to do more on this section. You should have seen it when I started!
The bead boxes are about due for a going over from top to bottom. Not a fun job.
The spectators are having a wonderful time... both making comments as I work. Then they get in a huddle and whisper about what I am doing.
It tends to distract, rather than help. A sarcastic, snickering cat is not at all helpful and a whispering witch is even worse.
I am going back to the workroom now. I have a doctor's appointment at 1:45. We have to set up the radiation therapy next. I am told that this part is easy.
Anyway, I should get a bit more done before we leave. Back to making order. where there is none.
See you tomorrow.
2 comments:
Good luck, Casey!
I admire your self-control, Casey. I can never seem to pry my fingers loose from a book long enough to discard it, even when I know I'm likely never to use it again. Good luck on the sorting and pitching!
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