Here's where they gave her the two shots, 24 hours apart. They are intramuscular shots and must hurt, b/c I've got some pain meds for her.
I don't think she was feeling so hot...
After heading for the treat jar, she went straight to the big dog bed.
Dingbat Zoe seemed to be happy to have Blair home too.
Today I went to visit a friend and fellow quilter. Candy is a quilter from way back and has made more quilts than I ever will. I think she's made most of them as gifts but she has several of her own.
We haven't seen each other in a year - she doesn't really live that far away but you know how time gets away from us. I told her if I didn't get over there today, I was afraid it would be another year before I made the hour long trip.
Candy moved into a new condo and I hadn't seen it yet. Her home is perfect for her. We talked so much that I didn't remember to take many pictures but did take a few.
She is currently working on a quilt pattern called Lover's Knot by Elanor Burns. It's so pretty and she told me it was very simple to piece. I don't know...it looks kind of involved to me. Take a look at the pretty free motion design she is doing all over it...
Here is a small quilt she made for a friend's little boy...so simple but so pretty!
Here's a blurry picture of Candy while she was putting a quilt away...Candy, don't shoot me.
As if I need another project to tackle around here, I was so inspired by Candy's organized sewing room that I've decided to reorganize my sewing and craft supplies. I currently keep my fabrics in a tall cabinet and craft supplies in my closet. Since the fabric cabinet has gotten pretty full, I think it's time for them to move into the closet and the craft supplies can go into the cabinet. Sounds pretty simple, don't you think? I just know I'll have the entire room torn up by tomorrow morning....stay tuned....
4 comments:
It's fun to see old friends!! Especially if that friend is a quilter.
I spend so much time with the coons, it is just like you recognizing a person. They have different head shapes, different snout sizes, different colors here and there. Different eyes and of course size. I have Jake that is a little coon. His sister and he were the same size when Mary brought them to meet me. Usually this is when they are about 4 weeks old. I named then Jackie and Jake. In the weeks that followed Jackie grew a lot and Jake did not. Jake is going to be half the size of a full size coon. If I had not been feeding them he probably would not have survived. Tom would say that he shouldn't have survived. He is a real cute little man who doesn't know he is small. He will back down a coon that is way bigger then he is. He holds his own with all the big ones out there.
Thanks for the question, Fern
So glad to see Blair home and snuggling up with a friend.
Am happy to hear that Blair is doing well--does look happy to be home too!!! and glad you got to see your friend--those are fun times!!!
Have a good day--
Hugs Di&co
Phyllis you won the giveaway on my blog - didn't know you entered? It's ok, I don't know what the prize is yet! :) but if you'll e-mail me at mbushretired at gmail dot com with your address I'll send you a surprise. blessings, marlene
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