Wednesday, 14 March 2012

Not my day for sewing!

I have a friend coming to visit from Houston on Friday so she is staying for 1 night in the flat in London and 3 nights in the cottage.  As you know I haven't been actively mobile over the past few weeks and my housework has rather gone to pot, so Monday I decided I needed to catch up on some much needed housework, but felt like I was doing this on my knees with one hand behind my back.

I can't believe it has taken me 3 whole days to clean one bedroom, bathroom, office, lounge and kitchen - I haven't even stepped upstairs into my sewing room, so I think this will have to be out of bounds to my visitor.  I am feeling better each day, but jobs that I would normally take in my stride are taking me so much longer because I need to take little breaks between each task.

I did wander upstairs to pick up on my jewel neck Jalie top and made a complete hash of the neck edges - annoyed and frustrated, I decided that perhaps I would take a fresh look at my problem in the morning, when hopefully I don't feel so tired.  Just to add insult to injury, many of my fellow sewing bloggers are knocking out garments like they are on a production line - yes I am just a little jealous because I may get a couple of hours sewing in tomorrow and then nothing until the middle of next week  grrrrrrrrrrr.

Catch you later.......................


6 comments:

  1. No growling......enjoy your company.
    Glad to hear you are feeling better and able to do housework. I have to get mine done again as I am noticing a white layer of gyproc dust on everything. How many years does it take to get out of the air?????

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  2. Pauline, I know exactly what you been going on.. i had to go thought that every time i had a back operation.. and now with 500 words to write every week in assignments, sewing bug is nagging my lack of time or disposition. Take a deserved break . ps if you can let me know that software the records online classes will be great as I'm not able to catch up with my online classes i hope to record them for another time in less busy.

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  3. I'm glad you are feeling up to doing more but please be careful and don't overdo. Your dear friend will understand a few dust bunnies under the bed!

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  4. Don't overdo and enjoy your company. Oh, and not everyone is sewing. I have sewn 2 seams in 2 days. wheeeee!

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  5. thanks ladies I am trying very hard to be good - its just hard..........

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