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Thursday 12 January 2017

Jumping For Joy!!!

Andy has had good results from his latest blood tests and will be returning to work at the end of the month when his sick note runs out 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
He will have further blood tests 3 monthly, then six monthly and then once a year but I think we can safely say that he is fixed.
He's hoping that he can go straight back onto his normal job and not be fobbed off with light duties....he hates that.

Another reason for a little bit of jolly dancing and excitement.....tickets arrived yesterday for DD and I for our visit to the Sewing For Pleasure show at The NEC on 19th March 💃💃💃. We haven't had a big day out for a good while so we are both looking forward to it.

Had a lovely couple of hours with me Ruby last night and then spent half an hour with DDIL and Marlowe when we dropped her off. That little monkey is really, really wanting to walk and is already moving herself around the furniture a little and so chuffed with herself. DDIL now needs eyes in her bottom.....she found her trying to get up the stairs the other day......she is not even ten months old yet.

No snow for us today just rain and perishing cold so I am off into the kitchen to make a nice pan of savoury mince to warm us all up.

Thanks so much for dropping by today.
Sheila-x-



 

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  1. Yippee....not that your dear hubby has been getting under your feet in any way whatsoever! Oohs never heard of a sewing for pleasure show...sounds rather 'spensive!! x

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    1. Ha, ha, ha....no not at all.
      I'm sure the sewing show is what used to be the Hobbycrafts show. They now say it's four shows for the price of one which is a load of bull as what used to be over two halls as Hobbycrafts and Sugarcrafts is now all crammed into one hall and also includes embroidery and artists materials. The stands there are eyewateringly expensive so I think they just fill it with whatever they can. I want to look for a supplier of natural coloured wool roving and also some American primitive stitchery patterns. I suppose I could find them on the internet but I like to see and feel-x-

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  2. That's good news for you all today. Looking forward to hearing about the sewing show-I have tickets for The Quilting and Stitches Show at the SECC in early March. I am cutting up uocycled material for a quilt and it's so much harder than using new stuff!! It's for a lively woman who has supported our upcycling project and will retire from public life in May this year. Snowing here and waiting for DH to come home from his volunteer job so will have a warm drink whilst I'm waiting. Catriona

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    1. Yes Catriona I breathed a very big sigh of relief when he phoned to let me know.
      Good luck with your quilt. I once used some upcycled fabric in a quilt and it is certainly harder. I found copious quantities of spray starch very useful.
      So jealous of your snow...I only want a little bit to look at....lol-x-

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    2. Realise from your comment abive that we are going to the same show-Glasgow must be first!! Catriona

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  3. Congratulations what a relief for you all xx

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  4. That is a great bit of news, I amso happy for you.

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  5. Thank you Pam...it is a huge relief-x-

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  6. What good news, I think you're both so ready for it! Having your OH at home is great at first, but they tend to get under your feet after a while....don't they?!

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    1. We are ready Sooze...Andy to get back to his mates at work and me to get back to my routine-x-

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  7. Cold here too and wet. Ruby is quick, sounds like she's ready to be off soon xx

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    1. It's Marlowe wanting to be off Cheryl. I think she wants to be just like her big sister-x-

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  8. I am jumping for joy with you, that is wonderful news. No snow here either, although we are on red alert for the se defences.

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    1. Thank you so much MM.
      Keep safe whatever the weather throws at you-x-

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  9. Huzzah!!!
    That's great news! The HG is going back on Monday but has his scan on Thursday.
    Actually I'll miss him! I come in to tea cooked, hoovered rooms and mopped kitchen floors!

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    1. Brilliant news for you too then Rachel...life is on the up at last-x-

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  10. Fantastic news Sheila, so happy for Andy that he can get back to work and that you get your house back :)

    Oohh I love a parcel especially one filled with wool or material. Bet you can't wait to get started on your projects can you. xx

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