and read all over?
Mammogram and bone density screening at age 65 … what could go wrong, right? Honestly, I expected bad news, so I was more than happy to find out that the mammogram is clear and my osteoporosis has been downgraded to osteopenia, which is all …
And the good news continued with this missive from the Fiber Artists in San Antonio …
And now I’m looking forward to seeing how well the typewriter ribbon ink holds up on cloth, because I can see how that might could tie in to this workshop (yep, I got one of the remaining five spots).
The good news continued during our weekly visit with Parker, who likes to pick out her milk cup to accompany a rainbow dinner …
July 29, 2021 – Red all over
It all got eaten, which means there was ice cream for dessert, too!
I'm Going to Texas (version 2.0) 
Oh that IS good news! Congrats! And I love that she likes a rainbow meal with matching cup…and who doesn’t like ice cream?! Fun times.
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I always wonder which color she’ll pick … red, orange, yellow or green … and whether the straw will match … ha!
As for ice cream, I subscribe to the notion that no one ever said “I wish I hadn’t eaten so much ice cream” on their deathbed 😉
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LA – a relief to get good health news. Parker seems to be a real joy. Peace. B
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Parker is like a beam of light, composed of smooth waves and bouncing particles in every color of the rainbow
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This is one of the loveliest comments about grandchildren that I have ever read and is so fitting for Parker
Boobs and bones, necessary tests; nerve wracking to wait for the results, so glad that you got blessed good results. Not to get too graphic or x-rated here but you have to inject a little levity when undergoing these tests..I tell the tech to get a block and tackle to hoist my sagging parts up to the screening platform… it always cracks her up and makes the ordeal go easier!
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Levity and hoisting … you cracked me up, too!
And on a more serious note, thank you for totally getting my Parker metaphor
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Great test results .. and I am very excited for you getting into that class. Looking forward to seeing what it inspires you to stitch up next. I’ve been following your post and am sorry for not commenting more. Everyone is good here just busy busy. Loved that you shared many of your family fun vacation photos .. such a blessing that you were all able to come together. 😘
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I’ve recently gotten past the need to apologize for posting lapses … likewise comments, those that appear here and those at Kindred Spirit blogs … it’s always great to see you, and like old friends, we can seamlessly (or should I say, seam-ingly?) pick up where we left off
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Gotta love good test results.
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I hate medical testing … until the good results come in and I can breathe a sigh of relief
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Have fun in that class – and great news re the tests. Icecream is a colour too right?
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absolutely … I love filling in any missing “yellows” with some Haagen Dazs vanilla
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Hooray for good news!
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such a relief
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(((Liz))) love the bold colours you are incorporating this year!
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(((Mo))) a change for me … I’ve always been hesitant about color, but with the help of magnificent dyers like Deb and Tina, I’m coming out of my shell
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I was going to say exactly the same thing as Hazel but will instead say, “Fabulous!” 🙂
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And I will say “fabulous” in return since you went down by the bay 🎶
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yes….to so much….and YEs to the workshop! will be looking forward to how it goes
for you….Love
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I “found” Mary Ruth Smith’s work several years ago, when she was still teaching at Baylor … and saw an exhibit of her work in San Antonio before the pandemic … having a chance to learn from her has been on my wish list for a while now
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