AlisonH
Oxygen at 81% at night: I am not a fan.
And yet. Got my hair washed today, got the birdfeeder filled, got a husband working from home this week taking excellent care of me while I try to take excellent care of him as best I can.
Ran a load with your socks, hon, I knew you were getting low.
Oh. I was?
Not anymore.
Tomorrow I might even put them away.
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As Milton said, they also serve who only stand and wait. This moment is enough.
Comment by Lanafactrix 10.02.14 @ 10:50 pmResting is good, the socks can wait. You can enjoy watching the birds eat while you recuperate.
Comment by LynnM 10.03.14 @ 12:09 amSo glad you’re on the mend! And glad that Richard has the flexibility to be able to be there with you while you rest and heal.
Comment by Pegi 10.03.14 @ 6:19 amI expect it feels good to do for the person who is taking such good care of you. Glad you felt up to noticing socks were getting low and to run that load of wash.
Hope you do feel like putting them away today.
Comment by RobinM 10.03.14 @ 8:27 amyup, we’ll be getting our flu shots!
hope you’re feeling up to knitting soon
Comment by Bev 10.03.14 @ 8:56 amSlow and steady. As long as the progress is forward, I’m satisfied.
Comment by twinsetellen 10.03.14 @ 6:24 pmAgreed: slow and steady wins the race.
Please be a good patient. Pretty please with lace on it. 🙂
Comment by Suzanne from Montreal 10.03.14 @ 6:45 pmLeave a comment
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