Quietly stitching, contemplating. Thankful for the ones I love, thankful for life.
Quietly stitching, contemplating. Thankful for the ones I love, thankful for life.
Just call me Grace...Monday while out shopping in downtown Grenoble with my mother-in-law I slipped on a pile of snow and fell right on my left knee. At first I thought I had only hurtmy knee, although… Read More
In the meantime... ...and look what came in the mail!… Read MoreHippie EmbroideryI had a photo of mine published as an example in this article written by Arlee Barr on the Mr Xstitch site. Click on the link to read it. It's a great article and it made me realiz… Read More
Hi, how are things? Hope it is better now. I'm thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteThis was a shock. I hope things are improving. Thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, Diane, there is much healing in stitching. Hope you are finding the meditative way of it restorative and soothing. Best wishes for the health of your loved one.
ReplyDeleteYou both are in my thoughts and prayers...stitching is so calming...
ReplyDeleteD has had a rough night, and still not sure when he will be released but he IS better. Hoping he can come home soon, thankful that he is still here with me.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I do find the stitching so calming and healing. It is helping me keep it together.
Thank you all so much for your good wishes and support, it means the world to me :)
Lots of love and hugs to both of you
ReplyDeletex Chris