I got up an at unearthly hour and had my annual mammogram this morning.
The Marquis de Sade would have loved the mammogram machine. Quite frankly, if men had to have their dangly bits mashed between two plates on a yearly basis, there would be a much less uncomfortable option.
Then, just as painful in another way, I came home, balanced the checkbook, and paid bills.
I think I've been a grown-up for quite long enough today.
So, I'm going to stitch.
Here's where I am currently on the Stitcher's Workbox project. I think the purple flowers might be clover.
And I'm jumping from one area to another on Carmen, which may be the best way to tackle this very large band.I think Carmen will get some love this afternoon, then more twining leaves and blooms tonight. Or I may do something else entirely.
Whatever it is, it will not involve mature, responsible behavior.
Lovely stitching , I have been away so catching up , hugs June.
ReplyDeleteBoth projects are looking lovely, Ann! Yes, adulting is hard and a nuisance, but think of your stitching as recess and the fun it holds.
ReplyDeleteAgreed! Adulting is hard some days. And oh, how true about the mammograph. Your post made me chuckle. Carmen is such a beautiful piece. Looking forward to seeing progress on her. Robin in NJ
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