The chest cold I brought home from Mom’s was still kicking my butt on the weekend. The muzzy head made stitching on 18 ct black aida even more difficult than normal.
The helpful paws of a certain ginger cat weren’t much assistance either. So all I managed to accomplish was about 3/4 of the outside line of the second wing.
I’ve still got a brutal cough, but most of the head fuzziness seams to be gone, so hopefully next weekend will be more productive.
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Sorry to hear your cold is still lingering. Feel better soon!❤️
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That cough. I know it well. Mine is still hanging around and so are Dennis’s and Mom’s. At least you had some sympathy and help with your cross-stitch. He was just trying to show you where the next stitch goes. 🙂
Blessings,
Betsy
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Hope you bounce back quickly! It is rough to be muzzy-headed!
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Lemmy is a hands on guy! So cute. Hope you recover quickly!
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I hope you feel better soon!
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Oh, dear….colds are no fun. I hope you’re better soon.
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Get better soon !
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Bummer about the cold, but having a certain ginger cat draped over you is a plus.
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