My day - stitching comes next - Page 2

> > On 7/12/09 7:24 PM, in article o2sk55llm2nmoebe346aldn6b3j610j...@4ax.c=

> >> wrote:
> >>>> I washed, as in hands and knees, the kitchen and down stairs bath fl=

> >>>> Emptied and refilled, twice, the dishwasher and made tacos for dinne=

> >>>> Also
> >>>> spent about 2 hours working on the extended bed for the planned move=

> >>>> the
> >>>> sand cherry.
> >>>> And the house is quiet, DS is on his way to his game, DH and DD are =

> >>>> bringing me ice cream, before DH goes to DS's game. I plan to stitch=

> >>>> I
> >>>> fall asleep with the needle in my hand....
> >>>> Cheryl
> >>> Sounds wonderful, except for the needle in your hand part. =EF=BF=BD =

> >>> get any of the red, drippy, hard to remove stuff on your piece when y=

> >>> remove the needle. =EF=BF=BD lol
> >> I read it the same way as you - remember if you bleed on your work,
> >> your own saliva will take it out and remove the stain. =EF=BF=BDWorks =

> >> time.
> > I'll remember that.
> It's a good tip - but only your own saliva on your own blood. =EF=BF=BDIt=

> enzyme thing, IIRC. =EF=BF=BDWon't work with someone else's blood - or sa=

> that matter. =EF=BF=BDIf it's someone else's blood - you can try some Hyd=

> Peroxide - that will often do the release of the blood. =EF=BF=BDJust don=

> with hot water.
> > I watched all three hours of "Wild Pacific" on Discovery. Even if the
> > cinematography stunk, which it didn't, I love Mike Rowe's voice. I stit=

> > for most of it, letter H is coming along. During commercials, I finishe=

> > "Twilight of Avalon" (Anna Elliot, first of a three novel cycle). Good =

> > Cheryl
> Good for you. =EF=BF=BDI just got home about 45 min ago, and spent 15 min=

> mtge folks on the phone, and now am doing laundry, and contemplating
> showering off the coffee grime! =EF=BF=BDFor the rest of today, tomorrow =

> about stitching. =EF=BF=BDI get to head into Falls Church later to drop t=

> "Volkswerks" for the wonderful $500 less than the dealer price replacemen=

> of the power steering rack - and pick up a loaner. =EF=BF=BDWhich means I=

> visit Needlewoman East (for many gorgeous thread), and maybe even go toe =

> Waste Knot. =EF=BF=BDThen meet DH for dinner (he's wanting to work late=

> not going to then head back out in rush hour horrible traffic.
> So, anyone need threads that they want me to pick-up on my rounds????
> Ellice- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -

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>>> On 7/12/09 7:24 PM, in article o2sk55llm2nmoebe346aldn6b3j610j...@4ax.com,
>>
>>>> wrote:
>>
>>>>>> I washed, as in hands and knees, the kitchen and down stairs bath floors.
>>>>>> Emptied and refilled, twice, the dishwasher and made tacos for dinner.
>>>>>> Also
>>>>>> spent about 2 hours working on the extended bed for the planned move of
>>>>>> the
>>>>>> sand cherry.
>>
>>>>>> And the house is quiet, DS is on his way to his game, DH and DD are off
>>>>>> bringing me ice cream, before DH goes to DS's game. I plan to stitch
>>>>>> until
>>>>>> I
>>>>>> fall asleep with the needle in my hand....
>>
>>>>>> Cheryl
>>
>>>>> Sounds wonderful, except for the needle in your hand part. ? ?Be sure not
>>>>> to
>>>>> get any of the red, drippy, hard to remove stuff on your piece when you
>>>>> remove the needle. ? lol
>>
>>>> I read it the same way as you - remember if you bleed on your work,
>>>> your own saliva will take it out and remove the stain. ?Works every
>>>> time.
>>
>>> I'll remember that.
>>
>> It's a good tip - but only your own saliva on your own blood. ?It's some
>> enzyme thing, IIRC. ?Won't work with someone else's blood - or saliva for
>> that matter. ?If it's someone else's blood - you can try some Hydrogen
>> Peroxide - that will often do the release of the blood. ?Just don't get it
>> with hot water.
>>
>>
>>
>>> I watched all three hours of "Wild Pacific" on Discovery. Even if the
>>> cinematography stunk, which it didn't, I love Mike Rowe's voice. I stitched
>>> for most of it, letter H is coming along. During commercials, I finished
>>> "Twilight of Avalon" (Anna Elliot, first of a three novel cycle). Good read.
>>
>>> Cheryl
>>
>> Good for you. ?I just got home about 45 min ago, and spent 15 min with the
>> mtge folks on the phone, and now am doing laundry, and contemplating
>> showering off the coffee grime! ?For the rest of today, tomorrow - it's all
>> about stitching. ?I get to head into Falls Church later to drop the TT at
>> "Volkswerks" for the wonderful $500 less than the dealer price replacement
>> of the power steering rack - and pick up a loaner. ?Which means I can go
>> visit Needlewoman East (for many gorgeous thread), and maybe even go toe The
>> Waste Knot. ?Then meet DH for dinner (he's wanting to work late=ish) as I'm
>> not going to then head back out in rush hour horrible traffic.
>>
>> So, anyone need threads that they want me to pick-up on my rounds????
>>
>> Ellice- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> I hope to get to some stitching this afternoon. Got about an hour
> in yesterday. Today so far has been water the flowers ( haven't had
> a decent rain since the deluge), clean the bathrooms and get caught
> up on the laundry. Oh, and during lunch I read a couple chapters of
> "The Forgotten Garden." It's hard to put down.
>
> Nancy

>
>> On 7/12/09 7:24 PM, in article o2sk55llm2nmoebe346aldn6b3j610j5ei@4ax.com,
>>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I washed, as in hands and knees, the kitchen and down stairs bath floors.
>>>>> Emptied and refilled, twice, the dishwasher and made tacos for dinner.
>>>>> Also
>>>>> spent about 2 hours working on the extended bed for the planned move of
>>>>> the
>>>>> sand cherry.
>>>>>
>>>>> And the house is quiet, DS is on his way to his game, DH and DD are off
>>>>> bringing me ice cream, before DH goes to DS's game. I plan to stitch until
>>>>> I
>>>>> fall asleep with the needle in my hand....
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Cheryl
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Sounds wonderful, except for the needle in your hand part. Be sure not
>>>> to
>>>> get any of the red, drippy, hard to remove stuff on your piece when you
>>>> remove the needle. lol
>>>
>>> I read it the same way as you - remember if you bleed on your work,
>>> your own saliva will take it out and remove the stain. Works every
>>> time.
>>
>> I'll remember that.
>
> It's a good tip - but only your own saliva on your own blood. It's some
> enzyme thing, IIRC. Won't work with someone else's blood - or saliva for
> that matter. If it's someone else's blood - you can try some Hydrogen
> Peroxide - that will often do the release of the blood. Just don't get it
> with hot water.
>
>>
>> I watched all three hours of "Wild Pacific" on Discovery. Even if the
>> cinematography stunk, which it didn't, I love Mike Rowe's voice. I stitched
>> for most of it, letter H is coming along. During commercials, I finished
>> "Twilight of Avalon" (Anna Elliot, first of a three novel cycle). Good read.
>>
>>
>>
>> Cheryl
>
> Good for you. I just got home about 45 min ago, and spent 15 min with the
> mtge folks on the phone, and now am doing laundry, and contemplating
> showering off the coffee grime! For the rest of today, tomorrow - it's all
> about stitching. I get to head into Falls Church later to drop the TT at
> "Volkswerks" for the wonderful $500 less than the dealer price replacement
> of the power steering rack - and pick up a loaner. Which means I can go
> visit Needlewoman East (for many gorgeous thread), and maybe even go toe The
> Waste Knot. Then meet DH for dinner (he's wanting to work late=ish) as I'm
> not going to then head back out in rush hour horrible traffic.
>
> So, anyone need threads that they want me to pick-up on my rounds????
>
> Ellice
>

> I washed, as in hands and knees, the kitchen and down stairs bath floors.
> Emptied and refilled, twice, the dishwasher and made tacos for dinner. Also
> spent about 2 hours working on the extended bed for the planned move of the
> sand cherry.

> And the house is quiet, DS is on his way to his game, DH and DD are off
> bringing me ice cream, before DH goes to DS's game. I plan to stitch until I
> fall asleep with the needle in my hand....
>
>
> Cheryl