August 2022 to October 2022 Table Runner Swap
10-07-2022, 01:47 PM
#11
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2017
Location: Ohio
Posts: 1,726
I am not able to participate this round. I did start the stars and bars the last round, however, life happens.
In August, our sweet little dog, Jackson, jumped out of my husband’s truck window. He broke his right front leg and has nerve damage in the left front leg. They inserted a plate in the right front leg and it seems to be healing well. We will know more when they take X-rays 8 weeks post surgery. He won’t use the left leg. He “knuckles” when he does put it down. But mostly he tries to keep in up in the air. We are taking him to rehab and they think he is making progress. But he requires constant supervision so he doesn’t jump, fall or twist in some way that damages the broken leg before it heals.
Then, three weeks ago, my DD forgot she hasn’t played volleyball since high school (more than a decade ago). She dove for a loose ball and broke her left arm. She’s moved back home so that I can be her left arm when needed (like contact lenses and getting dressed). And sometimes when not necessary but just because I don’t mind fixing her breakfast or grabbing a beverage out of the fridge. She is able to work. Her colleagues have been great about helping get things done. Like giving injections. She’s a small animal veterinarian.
And in comparison it doesn’t seem to be as big a deal, but in August, I had to have an intramuscular lipoma removed from my upper right arm. It’s healing nicely, but I still don’t have full strength. Sewing for any period of time causes some pain.
I will watch this thread to see what everyone does with the theme.
Praying for everyone impacted by Ian.
Hugs,
Beverly
In August, our sweet little dog, Jackson, jumped out of my husband’s truck window. He broke his right front leg and has nerve damage in the left front leg. They inserted a plate in the right front leg and it seems to be healing well. We will know more when they take X-rays 8 weeks post surgery. He won’t use the left leg. He “knuckles” when he does put it down. But mostly he tries to keep in up in the air. We are taking him to rehab and they think he is making progress. But he requires constant supervision so he doesn’t jump, fall or twist in some way that damages the broken leg before it heals.
Then, three weeks ago, my DD forgot she hasn’t played volleyball since high school (more than a decade ago). She dove for a loose ball and broke her left arm. She’s moved back home so that I can be her left arm when needed (like contact lenses and getting dressed). And sometimes when not necessary but just because I don’t mind fixing her breakfast or grabbing a beverage out of the fridge. She is able to work. Her colleagues have been great about helping get things done. Like giving injections. She’s a small animal veterinarian.
And in comparison it doesn’t seem to be as big a deal, but in August, I had to have an intramuscular lipoma removed from my upper right arm. It’s healing nicely, but I still don’t have full strength. Sewing for any period of time causes some pain.
I will watch this thread to see what everyone does with the theme.
Praying for everyone impacted by Ian.
Hugs,
Beverly
10-08-2022, 08:30 AM
#12
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: Bancroft, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 416
I am not able to participate this round. I did start the stars and bars the last round, however, life happens.
In August, our sweet little dog, Jackson, jumped out of my husband’s truck window. He broke his right front leg and has nerve damage in the left front leg. They inserted a plate in the right front leg and it seems to be healing well. We will know more when they take X-rays 8 weeks post surgery. He won’t use the left leg. He “knuckles” when he does put it down. But mostly he tries to keep in up in the air. We are taking him to rehab and they think he is making progress. But he requires constant supervision so he doesn’t jump, fall or twist in some way that damages the broken leg before it heals.
Then, three weeks ago, my DD forgot she hasn’t played volleyball since high school (more than a decade ago). She dove for a loose ball and broke her left arm. She’s moved back home so that I can be her left arm when needed (like contact lenses and getting dressed). And sometimes when not necessary but just because I don’t mind fixing her breakfast or grabbing a beverage out of the fridge. She is able to work. Her colleagues have been great about helping get things done. Like giving injections. She’s a small animal veterinarian.
And in comparison it doesn’t seem to be as big a deal, but in August, I had to have an intramuscular lipoma removed from my upper right arm. It’s healing nicely, but I still don’t have full strength. Sewing for any period of time causes some pain.
I will watch this thread to see what everyone does with the theme.
Praying for everyone impacted by Ian.
Hugs,
Beverly
In August, our sweet little dog, Jackson, jumped out of my husband’s truck window. He broke his right front leg and has nerve damage in the left front leg. They inserted a plate in the right front leg and it seems to be healing well. We will know more when they take X-rays 8 weeks post surgery. He won’t use the left leg. He “knuckles” when he does put it down. But mostly he tries to keep in up in the air. We are taking him to rehab and they think he is making progress. But he requires constant supervision so he doesn’t jump, fall or twist in some way that damages the broken leg before it heals.
Then, three weeks ago, my DD forgot she hasn’t played volleyball since high school (more than a decade ago). She dove for a loose ball and broke her left arm. She’s moved back home so that I can be her left arm when needed (like contact lenses and getting dressed). And sometimes when not necessary but just because I don’t mind fixing her breakfast or grabbing a beverage out of the fridge. She is able to work. Her colleagues have been great about helping get things done. Like giving injections. She’s a small animal veterinarian.
And in comparison it doesn’t seem to be as big a deal, but in August, I had to have an intramuscular lipoma removed from my upper right arm. It’s healing nicely, but I still don’t have full strength. Sewing for any period of time causes some pain.
I will watch this thread to see what everyone does with the theme.
Praying for everyone impacted by Ian.
Hugs,
Beverly
A table runner is certainly not your focus just now! Looking forward to seeing your projects for the next runner swap! Take care!
10-09-2022, 10:03 AM
#14
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: Bancroft, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 416
We are closer to our kids & their families and only a 1.5hr drive to family cottage instead of 10hrs! It's been a really good summer & now I'm trying to gear up for winter (but it won't last 6 months here!) woohoo!
10-24-2022, 01:47 AM
#18
Super Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Suffolk, UK
Posts: 3,524
Hi Everyone,
I am just posting the first really to mail list......
Annaquilts
R-sea
M-fay
ekuw
There is still plenty of time to make a runner and sign up.... so I look forward to greeting some more participants.
Hugs
Caroline
I am just posting the first really to mail list......
Annaquilts
R-sea
M-fay
ekuw
There is still plenty of time to make a runner and sign up.... so I look forward to greeting some more participants.
Hugs
Caroline
10-31-2022, 03:08 PM
#20
Super Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Suffolk, UK
Posts: 3,524
Hi Everyone,
Last few hours to sign up... here are the members ready to mail:-
Annaquilts
R-sea
M-fay
ekuw
Northern Sue
There are still a few hours to sign up if you have a runner ready!
Hugs
Caroline
Last few hours to sign up... here are the members ready to mail:-
Annaquilts
R-sea
M-fay
ekuw
Northern Sue
There are still a few hours to sign up if you have a runner ready!
Hugs
Caroline
