Hello Fellow Stitchy Friends!
I'm going to attempt to participate in the blog hop to try to get this blog up and running. I'm new to this so bear with me while I attempt this.
Here's the prompt for this round:
Eventually there comes a time when you’re not feeling well, whether it’s the flu or a cold or something else entirely. The question is, do you manage any stitching when you’re under the weather or does it just have to wait for better days?
Most of the time when I'm under the weather I find myself doing more stitching! This has to be because I finally have a little quiet time to sit and stitch when I have the excuse of not feeling well. Otherwise I'm working, running the kids around, cleaning the house, cooking, too many things to even begin to talk about. I try to make an effort to get a little stitching in every day even when I'm feeling fine, but some days I'm just so exhausted the last thing I can do is look at 32 ct linen!
As a matter of fact, I look forward to those days when I'm feeling cold enough or just "off" enough to warrant staying curled up with my stitching, a cup of tea, and a good book or movie. I know once summer comes around and the outdoor activities are calling to me I will see my stitching slow down.
So, yay for the winter season and a few stay inside and stitch days, even if it does come with a little bit of a cold or viral bug. Let's just hope it stays away from full-blown flu since that might actually put an end to my productive hibernation time.
Thanks for reading! Until next time...
Visit all the blogs in this round of the Stitching the Night Away Stitching Blogger Blog Hop:
Find the instructions on how to participate in this round by clicking here.
I'm going to attempt to participate in the blog hop to try to get this blog up and running. I'm new to this so bear with me while I attempt this.
Here's the prompt for this round:
Eventually there comes a time when you’re not feeling well, whether it’s the flu or a cold or something else entirely. The question is, do you manage any stitching when you’re under the weather or does it just have to wait for better days?
Most of the time when I'm under the weather I find myself doing more stitching! This has to be because I finally have a little quiet time to sit and stitch when I have the excuse of not feeling well. Otherwise I'm working, running the kids around, cleaning the house, cooking, too many things to even begin to talk about. I try to make an effort to get a little stitching in every day even when I'm feeling fine, but some days I'm just so exhausted the last thing I can do is look at 32 ct linen!
As a matter of fact, I look forward to those days when I'm feeling cold enough or just "off" enough to warrant staying curled up with my stitching, a cup of tea, and a good book or movie. I know once summer comes around and the outdoor activities are calling to me I will see my stitching slow down.
So, yay for the winter season and a few stay inside and stitch days, even if it does come with a little bit of a cold or viral bug. Let's just hope it stays away from full-blown flu since that might actually put an end to my productive hibernation time.
Thanks for reading! Until next time...
Visit all the blogs in this round of the Stitching the Night Away Stitching Blogger Blog Hop:
Find the instructions on how to participate in this round by clicking here.
I'm on my latest stitching bug craze, and I'm somewhat worried summer as well. I'm sure it will slow down my stitching time, but I hope I don't get the urge to abandon it altogether.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be lovely if we had mandatory stitch time every day? ;)
So glad you joined us in the blog hop :)
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