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Deborah N for a delicious Ko-Fi.
Janne for a delicious Ko-Fi.
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What's On My Hooks and Needles:
Finished:
In Progress:
Twinface’s vest (restarted in smaller size) Not yet, but soon. And also, the Thanksgiving Socks:
I’m currently wearing...
Socks!
My new sweater! My latest shawl!
My Two Favorite Resources:
Webs for supplies--I bought more size 9, 40 inch Addi needles--arrived!
Dizzy Blondes:
3rd bobbin (sigh), but no progress
Strategy:
Managing anxiety—breathing, timing
Put a Lid On It:
Adding 1 tbsp almond flour to chaffles for oil absorption
Fitdesk mileage:
zilch
Rock climbing:
2x this week--finally topped out on the scariest 5.6 for me with Son screaming encouragement
Fluffy Books:
By Gail Carriger
By Heron Carvic
by Jessica Berg
Something I Really Like:
Masterclass on Calm app--Dr. Adam Alter talking about screen addiction
The general trend towards online adult classes (Masterclass, Skillshare, etc.)
Blather:
Embroidery project: no progress yet
Is it boredom?
And Minerva gets the last word: dogs and cats
1 comment:
Hi Gemma lovely to hear from you again. It’s like a visit from a (sensible) old friend. I so look forward to it. You come across as an amazingly strong person which you must be to have progressed so far through life’s travails. You strategies help me greatly, and others too I’m sure. Please keep doing your thing and sharing it with the world. Much love. Sally. X
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