Husband has a head cold. Now that man can go through all kinds of
medical issues but if he gets a cold he just can't handle it and becomes completely dependent on me. So it is lots of nice tea and good food.
I made some good for you muffins the recipe below.
and a big pot of beef stew. He is full and warm so I haven't heard from him in a bit. It must of worked;)
Yes we had another snow day at work this week, with lots of down time I took my needle punch with me. I have no idea what I am doing wrong but 4 stitches go in 2 come out, but I will never give up.
And yes there is more snow on the way for this weekend. :(
Last but not least I have been slowly working on my rug.
I have changed a couple of things to my taste.
Since Valentines is this weekend I will close with a love quote.
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If you would be loved, love and be lovable.
Franklin
14 comments:
Sending quick recovery wishes to your husband! You are doing a great job with that good food! Take care, and keep warm! xo Nellie
Good evening Cathy...really at this point what is another foot of snow...LOL...Hope David is on the mend and you remain healthy...keep washing those hands...Very pretty hooking projects from your previous post...I have yet to try needle punch, do you enjoy it as much as hooking?...Stay warm...
Oh no, not a Man Cold! I hope he feels better soon. Sounds like you are taking very good care of him. We are getting blasted with winter again on Sunday. Blahh!
I can handle colds are long as I can have my energy, lol. I just can't stand sitting still and feeling sick so as long as I have a hand project to work on, I can grin and bear it;)
What floss are you using, 6 or 3 strands? It looks too loose to me. I find that you want to keep close as you go up a row, then go over one for the next row. If I do it in 1 or 2 height, I got closer than if I am using the 3 and up heights. I am usually too tight and trying to space better but then I see gaps, can't win.
Debbie
Lovin your rug.
Those head colds are a real test of endurance. Hope your husband feels better soon. You're handling the situation with finesse. Those muffins and stew looks tasty.
I've never tried the punch needle but I watch a Tutorial on Punch Needle Embroidery online and the instructor said that you need to always punch either sideway or toward you, and turn your hoop instead of your needle, never punch away from you as your stitches will pull out.
Your rug is looking great. I love those colors.
Hugs,
JB
hope he gets better quickly!
colds are No fun!
that stew looks wonderful, mmm.
Can't help with the punching, I don't know anything about it other than I love the patterns! Your rug is going to be lovely!
Sometimes those colds just don't want to go away! Muffins look yummy!
A man cold. Kim is too funny!
Your rug is looking good. I hope to finish mine soon.
Try to stay warm and be safe.
Hugs :)
Lauren
Hope Hubby feels better soon. Those muffins look yummy, always enjoy one with coffee. Loving your rug, Francine.
Mmmmm, I feel good just from reading your post with those scrumptious pictures. Hope he is back to his self soon. Nice rug work. Stay warm.
Like the changes on your rug. Hope your fellow is feeling better.
Robyn
Your weather has been as bad, if not worse, than ours! Hope hubby feels better soon. You're taking good care of him with that yummy food! Happy Valentine's Day to you both!
Snow. You're definitely in "the bowels" of winter. Will be so glad when we're all posting about Spring. Soon...I really enjoyed your quote.
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