I'm managing to mostly ignore the yellow jacket stings. They've swollen up a lot more than my last batch of honeybee stings did, but they didn't leave me with that awful flu-like feeling... and they aren't on my face. That definitely makes them easier to ignore.
This fabric I'm playing with is a wonderful distraction. The little glimpses of cover art and the book spines keep conjuring up fragments of happy memory. I couldn't tell you what happened in most of the books, even if I did read them multiple times, but I know I was happy while I was reading them. And I'm having a blast re-reading them.
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2 comments:
I hope you heal quickly hon, oh that just sounds so very painful. I can't wait to see this quilt!
antihistamines really help with stings, also a cortisone cream which I swear by. The sting can hurt for a month I was told by the pharmacist.
Janome, is my kind of machine...6600 and I love it with the table that came with it too.
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