Busy Day
Today was a busy day. Last night Carolyn fell and twisted her ankle very badly. I insisted Joey take her to the emergency room, which he did. And they told her to stay off it today, which she did. However, we had to take her to the bank because her new checking account had not sent her checks or her bank card. She should be getting the card very soon. They said between MLK Day and the snow and ice of the past week, everything was slow. We then went to the Post Office to get her change of address cards.
Then Raf took his piano lesson with Donna Perkins. He is really enjoying his lessons. Donna and her husband, Rual, are planning on attending a music retreat in Maine this summer...luck them!!
Then we took Turtle back to the vet as she had taken her stitches out and needed booster shots. Everything was well with her. Interestingly, my friend Jane Hayes, who lives three block away, also found a torti during the same time we found Turtle. As her torti has had the "operation", too, from the same vet, and I asked if they could be litter mates. The vet, Jacqueline Talley, thinks not.
Then we went to H2JO for a coffee (Raf) and a strawberry Italian cream soda (me).
Today I also embroidered two more faeries from Carolyn's {secret} quilt. I would like to get it quilted next week. I have a wizard to embroider and some other small things before I begin quilting.
The blod pressure is manageable, but I would like it lowers, still.
Here is the latest iteration of the "the flower". I like it best...and I am going to stop doing white for a while. This is colored pencil with various white inks and paints. It's still not good.
Then Raf took his piano lesson with Donna Perkins. He is really enjoying his lessons. Donna and her husband, Rual, are planning on attending a music retreat in Maine this summer...luck them!!
Then we took Turtle back to the vet as she had taken her stitches out and needed booster shots. Everything was well with her. Interestingly, my friend Jane Hayes, who lives three block away, also found a torti during the same time we found Turtle. As her torti has had the "operation", too, from the same vet, and I asked if they could be litter mates. The vet, Jacqueline Talley, thinks not.
Then we went to H2JO for a coffee (Raf) and a strawberry Italian cream soda (me).
Today I also embroidered two more faeries from Carolyn's {secret} quilt. I would like to get it quilted next week. I have a wizard to embroider and some other small things before I begin quilting.
The blod pressure is manageable, but I would like it lowers, still.
Here is the latest iteration of the "the flower". I like it best...and I am going to stop doing white for a while. This is colored pencil with various white inks and paints. It's still not good.
Feast of
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It is just so delicate and pretty and now it is getting downright perky!
If that Raf is taking piano lessons ,you better make sure that he is practising!! ha!
I used to teach piano and I could always tell if the "kids" were doing their "homework"!
I hope that Carolyn takes it easy for the next few days for that ankle to get better.
You know in Canada, it costs about one hundred dollars to get a change of address card!
No way Sioux...There is only ONE Turtle and that is our Turtle....one of a kind that little darling is!! Spoiled but still cute.
Have a good day dear friend.
I am going to try and do a posting today.
I took lots of pictures of my new great nephew, who visited his grandpa and gramma this Sunday..
Talk to you again....Love Terry
This flower is great, I think it's the veins in the leaves! Very nice...
I like your flower picture alot.
Just keep stroking the cats..and you BP will settle down, I promise..1
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Peace, Kai.