If I Don't Get Sick, It Will Be A Miracle!

Bob was at a convention last week, Tuesday to Friday.  With his mom's recent health issues, I asked Katy if she could come home for a few days...just in case.  Side note:  I always figure if I'm prepared for the worst, it won't happen.  She had an interview on Monday and drove up after that.  She had a cold but, not really feeling too bad until the day she left.  Bob came home sick.  Both have had a terrible cough.  Katy is good at coughing in her sleeve, sanitizing and washing her hands.  Bob on the other hand, not so good.  He is getting a little better especially since I explained to him I really don't want to get what he has.  I work in healthcare and if get this, I won't be able to work unless I wear a mask.  If you can't breath the last thing you need is to wear a mask.

I finished my first motif on Mary Miller and only have a little more lettering to finish.  I am excited to be getting close to the other motifs.

I found some samplers on the Kitten Stitcher that caught my eye

Sheepish Antiques:  Sarah Salter circa 1815.  A sampler to her grandmother

Scarlet Letter:  Sarah Brown.  To the memory of her brother who died. The colors will go wonderfully in my house. 

Scarlet Letter:  Perform'd by Ann Parnell 1799.  Lots of wonderful motifs!  This one should be loads of fun!  Love the "Perform'd"

We have had some pretty mild weather and no measurable snow.  I don't think there really isn't any snow in the near forecast.  I'm happy about that.  

The Silver Needle had a sale this weekend too.  Everything was 20% off so I got the fabric for Jenny Bean Parlor Series.  It is an odd cut.  I had some 40 count that would fit the bill but didn't want to mess up a nice big piece of fabric.  

Hope you had a wonderful weekend and have a peaceful week.  

Keep on Stitching

Monica