It's almost the weekend Tammy, then maybe you can do something wonderful...like go out to lunch with hubby and buy yourself a little treat... hmm, dust already huh! hope it blows away real fast and the blue sky and cool tmeps come back. sleep well!!
The stitching books look like they'd be fun to browse throught. But I think the idea of going to lunch and buying a treat is a grand idea. Turn on some upbeat music, too! That always helps when it's gloomy outside! Glad to be back home and thanks for coming by and visiting me! Hugs, Jan
Wow, what a wonderful photo of your morning clouds. I wish I knew how to cross stitch, as there seems to be so many pretty patterns out there. On gloomy days, I like to just sit in front of the TV and watch old movies...to get lost in thoughts other than my own! Maureen
Hi Tammy, The clear sky and dusty city is something that many would find strange, but I will say that a few years to ca, here in Puertorico, we arrive volcan Seniz a sometimes active on an island called Monserrate , and dust from the Zahara. It is a new problem, we can hardly protect him. So there is always the environment? Greetings, Rose Marie
Hi Tammy...Some days I feel wishy washy, too. A nice dip in a local indoor pool and some laps always clears the wishy washiness. Do you have access to a pool? Hope you have a nice Thursday. Susan
HELLO TAMMY, LOVE YOUR BOOKS, I USED TO CROSS-STITCH BUT MY FINGERS ARE SO FULL OF ARTHRITIS IT IS TOO HARD. I TRY MY EMBROIDERY SOMETIMES, NOT EASY. THAT I MISS. SORRY YOUR FEELING WISHY WARSHY, I AM HAVING A CUP OF TEA TONIGHT AT 10:00 0'CLOCK, AS I DO EVERY NIGHT. JOIN ME, I WILL BE THINKING OF YOU AND YOUR CROSS-STITCHING. HAVE A NICE DAY. RIZZI
A dusty day outside sounds like the perfect reason to stay inside and work on something. Enjoy a night of being wishy washy about what to do next. I know it won't last long!!
Thanks so much for stopping by my little corner of the world. Your comments are much appreciated. "Courtesies of a small and trivial character are the ones which strike deepest in the grateful and appreciating heart." ~Henry Clay
I'd be headed away from the dust, is what I'd be doing!
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It's almost the weekend Tammy, then maybe you can do something wonderful...like go out to lunch with hubby and buy yourself a little treat...
ReplyDeletehmm, dust already huh! hope it blows away real fast and the blue sky and cool tmeps come back.
sleep well!!
The stitching books look like they'd be fun to browse throught. But I think the idea of going to lunch and buying a treat is a grand idea. Turn on some upbeat music, too! That always helps when it's gloomy outside!
ReplyDeleteGlad to be back home and thanks for coming by and visiting me!
Hugs,
Jan
Come join me with cross stitching, we'll chat have some tea. See you shortly.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful photo of your morning clouds. I wish I knew how to cross stitch, as there seems to be so many pretty patterns out there. On gloomy days, I like to just sit in front of the TV and watch old movies...to get lost in thoughts other than my own!
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Hi Tammy, The clear sky and dusty city is something that many would find strange, but I will say that a few years to ca, here in Puertorico, we arrive volcan Seniz a sometimes active on an island called Monserrate , and dust from the Zahara. It is a new problem, we can hardly protect him. So there is always the environment? Greetings, Rose Marie
ReplyDeleteHi Tammy...Some days I feel wishy washy, too. A nice dip in a local indoor pool and some laps always clears the wishy washiness. Do you have access to a pool? Hope you have a nice Thursday. Susan
ReplyDeleteI felt like that Monday as well. I'm not super motivated this week once I get home.
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling better tomorrow and that the sun is out.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog & for the birthday wishes!!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to read your blog....so amazing to "meet" people from all over the world!!
Take Care,
Kristin
Tammy,
ReplyDeleteI just love your sweet little posts, and i smile every time I see you have come to visit.
Thank you for being such a faithful blog friend.
blessings
barbara jean
Dear Tammy
ReplyDeleteWish you were here and then you wouldn't feel wishy washy!!!!
I've got to finish my Embroiderers Guild homework B4 next Tuesday - How am I going to do that wioth my houseful and my darling little grandies!!!!!
hugs
Shane
Your blog is an inspiring look into all that is beautiful & amazing in other parts of the world.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
(And for all your comments on my blog ... So very appreciated!)
Lori Ann
HELLO TAMMY,
ReplyDeleteLOVE YOUR BOOKS, I USED TO CROSS-STITCH BUT MY FINGERS ARE SO FULL OF ARTHRITIS IT IS TOO HARD. I TRY MY EMBROIDERY SOMETIMES, NOT EASY. THAT I MISS. SORRY YOUR FEELING WISHY WARSHY, I AM HAVING A CUP OF TEA TONIGHT AT 10:00 0'CLOCK, AS I DO EVERY NIGHT. JOIN ME, I WILL BE THINKING OF YOU AND YOUR CROSS-STITCHING. HAVE A NICE DAY. RIZZI
I always get out of the house when I am feeling wishy washy!!
ReplyDeleteHope the dust is gone!
Love,
LuLu~*xoxo
A dusty day outside sounds like the perfect reason to stay inside and work on something. Enjoy a night of being wishy washy about what to do next. I know it won't last long!!
ReplyDeleteHappy crafting!!
Love ya,
Renee