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Like allot of you the weather here has been so up and down-down to 1 degree and up to 50 degrees f the next day. No wonder my asthma, and allergy systems are all over the place this season-worse than I have been in a long time. Nothing seems to help-my ears are constantly draining, and making me light headed-not fun.
Since Friday I have been binge watching the Outlander series on Starz. The first episode started at 11:30 am my time and I stayed up til 3:30 am. Went to sleep but woke up in four hours-so I turned Outlander on again and pretty much watched all day again til around 2am. No wonder I am tired lol I had not seen this show before except for some last year.
Some of the episodes on Sunday I had seen before but watched again after about 10 am. Only show I missed that I really wanted to see was Jamie seeing his daughter Brianna for the first time.
This year's episodes are based on the book I haven't read yet The Fiery Cross during the time leading up to our revolution-perhaps including the war. I will start reading this one tonight.
There are of course some changes in the series from the books but not too bad. I really loved the photography and all of the actors and actresses.
I did get some spinning done-I am pleased with the results. This has been easier for me to spin than some wools I have spun before. This is polwarth wool with silk.
This afternoon I made another journal page for Elizabeth's Heart theme over on AJJ
This one I took a page out of a mixed media notebook to work on-and then glued in my journal.
I wanted to play with stamps, pens, and try to draw something. I drew the umbrella and the puddle of water that the one heart fell into. I hope it looks like a puddle of water.
This week I am still drinking my lemon-ginger water, decaf teas and coffee and Sunday evening I decided to open up a bottle of wine-some of you will remember this one. It came from Aldi and I really like this one.
I took this photo on the kitchen table so you can see my coffee cup to the right-and ignore the background clutter.
This "glass" I bought from one of our favorite potterers back in the '80s or so. This was one of his first attempts with porcelain I have two and use them for small size beverages.
Originally I was scheduled to go to Springfield, Mo with a friend to get our taxes done and to visit craft stores. However, early this morning I got a call that our appointment got changed to next week Wednesday morning--so that means I will be able to visit everyone.
Happy T wishes to all of you
