What a day yesterday! Bill brought our new vanity in just to set it temporarily in place so we could take measurements to hang the mirror. But we discovered that there was no cutout in the back to accommodate all the plumbing, and the drawers were too wide so the plumbing wouldn't fit anyway! Arghh! We spent 5 hours working out this problem. We think the vanity will fit now, but the top/sink unit isn't setting right. We called it a day and will work on it some more today. Plus we found a tiny chip in the top. It's a natural stone of some kind. I forget what. So we may end up reboxing that up, and taking it back. And we never did get the mirror hung. But I found time to finish my little wallhanging and post a photo.
MARY ROSE - medical wheels sure grind slowly! I hope they figure you out soon and don't forget about the anemia. Glad your shot didn't bother you too much. Interesting that you said you had a sore neck. Both of us have sore necks, too, but we've been attributing them to all the lifting and torquing we have been doing with our BR project. Maybe we're wrong . . .
LORI - are your tablerunners for you or for gifts? Hope you found the new bed. A whole bed or just the mattress?
JANA - Sorry your machine is still not home. You would think, since you'd already "done your time", that when your part finally came in you would be bumped to the front of the line. Only seems fair! I'm going to take mine in for spa day in a few weeks. We're leaving for a camping trip March 22-26 so it's a good time. USUALLY they keep the machine about 10 days. But now you've got me spooked!
BECCA - you are Speedy Gonzalez with those those embroidered blocks! Now to put them all together. Will you quilt or tie the quilt? Glad you are feeling better. Maybe you need a cat. Do you know, they say petting a cat for 15 minutes can lower your blood pressure by 15 points? Plus, you get to have a cat!!
I had to look up Euless, TX. I've never heard of it. Looks like it's about 20 miles out of Dallas. TINA - Glad Frankie helped you with your sore arm!
I never had anyone tell me not to lay on a "shot arm". I actually thought it felt better to lay on that arm. But I was advised 40 years ago to get shots in my dominant arm - the right for me. Because - you guessed it! Using it helps to work the soreness out. I was starting to think about camping meals but I guess I better set that aside and figure out tonite's supper first. Probably stirfry veggies/chicken over rice.
Have you figured out your supper yet?
