May 30th had a visiting grizzly complete with two yearling cubs, camera at hand got 3 pix before she and cubs wandered off. 2023 season off to a good start, 2 blacks and 3 griz in my yard. Sock knitting continues as always, pix of latest finished pair of Monstersocks. As soon aas they were finished started another pair using a midnight blue Hawthorne from Knit Picks, but instead of Monstersocks am going back to old standby fair-nordic patterns, dk blue will be main colour then orange, med gray, red and white for the patterns. Fairly conservative for my knitting. Went into town on Monday, oil change, checked in at Speedy Glass about a new windshield (come back in a week), picked up my new glasses, then a motel for the night. Tuesday had dentist appointment at 9 am, think its the last for a while, then renewed ICBC (license plate and insurance for another year), picked up some groceries and lastly Kal Tire where I finally got winter tires off my Subie (they go back on October 1).
Oh, hooray! Welcome home.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo. Welcome back home. Enjoy! I was in hospital for 10 days once and when I was released I was stunned by all the color in the world.
ReplyDeleteSo happy for you to be home! I remember from nursing school they told us of a study where they put healthy young people on bed rest and measured the loss of strength. Add a few years and fighting off illness and you have every right to take a little time regaining your strength! Eat well, sleep and know we're glad you are home!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home again, Lynne! From now on it's upwards.
ReplyDeleteHurray Lynne - so glad you're home. It will take time to get your energy back after doing nothing but laying in a hospital bed for weeks.
ReplyDeleteYay! Not to worry. Your energy will return. Just behave yourself and give yourself time to heal!
ReplyDeleteSo glad "the eagle has landed" always good to keep a sense of humor even in the worst of times. So glad you made it back home safe... I've always said "theres so place like home" and times like you've been thru only confirms it!!! your friend in NC, Tammy.
ReplyDeleteLife is good again.
ReplyDeleteBravo You!! Do rest up and enjoy your own diggs. Glad you are at home with the yarn stash and the gorgeous valley.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a story you must have to tell...... Hope each day finds you stronger. Thinking of you!!! Love my "monster socks"!!!
ReplyDelete♡ Lynda
Welcome home!
ReplyDeleteHope you are gathering strength and getting your mojo back now that you are once again in your mountain stronghold.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it has never felt better to step back into your house, Lynne. Take it easy and give yourself time to recover.
ReplyDeleteHooray. Home ls best.
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