I was cleaning up the car yesterday, taking some trash to the garbage can, when I felt a sharp little pain just above my tailbone. It couldn't have been a bee sting. I'd brushed up against a stray blackberry thorn. That or I was imagining it.
Then I sat down in the car. That one was definitely a sting.
I had a yellow jacket up my skirt. The difference between honeybees and yellow jackets is that yellow jackets can sting more than once. And apparently their stings itch a whole lot more.
Weekly Stash Report
I added a wonderful lot of fabric this week -- about 260 yards, judging by the weight of the bags. And that's after Grandma went through and pulled out everything that wasn't cotton. I would've loved to have seen that garage sale for myself, but I'll be happy with the fabric, which seems to be mostly the small scale prints I love for my scrap quilts. I can't wait to start playing with it, but I've got a couple of deadlines to meet before I let myself get distracted by pretty new colors.
Fabric Used this Week: 0 yards
Fabric Used year to Date: 42 3/4 yards
Added this Week: 277 yards
Added Year to Date: 440 yards
Net Added for 2012: 397.25 yards
Yarn Used this Week: 0 yards
Yarn Used year to Date: 830 yards
Yarn Added this Week: 0 yards
Yarn Added Year to Date: 3900 yards
Net Added for 2012: 3070 yards
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OUCH!!!! Ding dang...that can't be fun.
ReplyDeleteYou forgot to add that they are meaner than Honeybees.
ReplyDeleteWow - that's quite a find! Hope you enjoy going through the fabric much more than the yellow jacket enjoyed going up your skirt!
ReplyDeleteI think you won the prize for most fabric added this week! LOL.
ReplyDeleteHubby is allergic to bees and we panic like a little girl when he sees one! That is really funny!
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That tale just gave me the heebie-jeebies! Wow! What a haul of scraps - have fun!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry... I hate yellow jackets! But I hope you enjoy going through your new fabric.
ReplyDeleteWow! I thought I added fabric this week, but you win the prize :*) Looks like some great fabrics in those bags - Yum!!! Hope your yellow jacket stings heal & stop itching soon!!!
ReplyDeleteTry benadryl for the itching, it works wonders for horsefly stings.
ReplyDeleteI *hate* yellow jackets! I know, it's a strong word, but they are mean-spirited little suckers (or, errrrr...stingers?!). Hope you aren't itching for long!! :)
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