Sunday, 8 March 2015

Mother of all cold/flu bugs!

Oh yes it has hit our house and doesn't want to leave. First DH came down with it on his first weekend of vacation/retirement. A wicked cough and chest cold and while I was being his nurse...I got it too! It has been a week now and no end in sight. You feel stuffy and weak, no energy to do anything. While reading other blogs I find I am not alone...poor Bonnie Hunter is away in Florida and writing how she has caught something too. So I guess I can count myself lucky that I am at home!! At home I am...I haven't been out of the house in a week. Those who know me that is very odd!!

Mother's Christmas present a few years ago
With lots of Netflix watching going on...I have had a productive week. I have embroidered all the words I need for a quilt I am making. A friend wants this quilt for her friend who is fighting cancer. I have made this quilt before for the friend's mom as a gift for Christmas. The pattern is "Turning Twenty Again" I think. I just have a photocopy and there is no title on it and I am not sure where I got it!!?!

So this has been my slow stitching for the week and since I haven't been sewing I have no other projects to work on. So I guess slow stitching Sunday with Kathy this week will be my knitting day!!!I am hoping with lots of rest I can kick this bug right in the butt and out the door.
my slow stitching from this week

part of a challenge




















 I have too many other things I would like to be doing.  Like this, it is just part of something I am working on with a group as a challenge. Can you guess what it might be? More on that in a future post!!Hope everyone is busy and staying healthy!!

5 comments:

  1. I'm thankful that I was in the middle of hand quilting my grandson's quilt when the bug hit me ... that was about ALL I had the energy to do. I'm sure it will be the end of this week before I'm back to 100% but I'm not complaining as I'm starting to feel better. I'm sure my hubby is thankful too as he's been doing a lot of the household work that is usually my responsibility. Hope you're feeling better SOON.

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  2. Keep resting and hope you get this thing kicked!

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  3. Nice stitching. Take care and get well soon!

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  4. What wonderful words to be stitching while you are recovering from the flu. Take good care of yourself... lots of rest and chicken soup (I think that's what they say!)

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  5. The words will be very inspirational in the quilt! Hope you get better soon.

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