A reminder that this Saturday, May 12th, is the next Christmas Quilt Along - and I am host. Tomorrow I will share a recipe that might give you some ME time for the day or for Mother's Day. I have a quick tutorial project planned for that day, too. So if you could join us with the quilt along or even for the little quick project, a linky will be set up.
I'd like to share another blogger who is enjoying May For Me - Kathy's Quilts.
Thank you for all the well wishes. For those not 'familiar' with me, I suffered a work accident that involved 2 brain surgeries and short coma. Then 2 near-death car accidents within a year of each other. So though I am 're-built', I am no bionic woman and extreme weather changes affect me. Thunderstorms leave me feeling like I spent some time in the micro-wave. My furry medicine pets are a great comfort and things are slowly getting back to norm. I even sewed a little today as well as some organization.
BINGO CALL WORDS
G - LINES
N - FLOWER(S)
O - PINCUSHION
N - TRACTOR
N - BIRD(S)
I - BALLOON(S)
I - NET
N - ELMO
B - BAT(S)
B - BONE(S)
Remember to visit Marcia, Tonya, and Snoodles for their words as well as what they may share for May For Me.
If you get a BINGO contact Tonya at Hillbilly Handiworks.
Need a refresher on the BINGO Information and Rules click HERE.
CLOSING THOUGHT
"Don't knock the weather: nine-tenths of the people couldn't start a conversation if it didn't change once in a while."
- Kin Hubbard
Sewingly Yours,
Sharon
Sharon that is some mini story. I knew you had been in some accidents but didn't know it was that much. I'm so glad you are able to enjoy life now except when the weather doesn't cooperate. I hope the fur baby medicine and hte forecast get you back to your normal self soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out!
ReplyDeleteTake good care of yourself. I know from my experience with my brother that pain makes everything in life harder.
Well my goodness! I knew that you were dealing with some health issues, but it sounds like you have definitely had your share of misfortune and then some! I'm so sorry! Take care and do what you can when you can. We love to see your lovely projects =^..^=
ReplyDeleteSorry you weren't feeling well. I am glad your fur babies give you comfort when you are physically down.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you my friend!
Sharon, having met you a few times now, I never would have guessed you'd been through those horrendous tragedies. I always hold you in esteem for your unbelievable talents and kindness, but now I have a whole new image of you. Your strength and perserverance are incredibly impressive. When I think of you, I'll hear "I am woman, hear me roar" by Helen Reddy. You certainly are quite a role model. xxDenise Koller
ReplyDeleteGoodness Sharon! Now knowing part of your story I am even MORE impressed with the amount you achieve!!! You are a real trooper hun! As it's already been said, your strength and perseverance are incredibly impressive!!! You are one hell'u'va woman!! ... Wishing you better weather, and are feeling much much better soon!! Will be praying! Hugs!! xoxo
ReplyDeletewow Sharon thats unreal,what a wowman you are an inspiration to those who think they cant do it.its a p;easure to call you a friend,glad those furry critters are keeping an eye on you.xx
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed reading your story...
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Wow, Sharon, you inspire me. I'm thankful that you shared your mini story with us. Take care of yourself and listen to your body... that's the best ME time there can be!
ReplyDeleteI'm still chuckling over that last quote...OK, that's enough.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, my friend, as others have said, I am even more impressed now with all that you do, and I'm so glad that you pulled through all of those tough times. I'm honored to call you my friend across the miles, and who knows? Maybe I'll get to meet you one day! Take care of yourself! (And the furries, of course!)
Well that's some history you have - certainly more than any one person should have to endure, I'm so sorry.
ReplyDeleteOn another note altogether, I'm so glad you remembered about the Christmas QAL on Saturday. I have too, thanks to a gentle reminder from Lesley!
After reading that Sharon i admire you even more for all that you do with out any complaining I do have a history of illness and so I understand those today but I always no there is tomorrow and feel blessed I am still here. Blessings Sandra
ReplyDeleteSharon, I had no idea what you have gone through. You are one amazing woman and I'm so glad that today is a better day for you. See you on Saturday at the Christmas Quiltalong!
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