But that's me and my stitch quirks.
The first is symmetry and moving elements in attempts to center.
The next is color. Good grief, color.
More so in linen, but contrast within is important too.
This has mostly 610 and 612 in basket and fruit. I switched to a very pale apricot and green for a little change from all beige, but the vase is looking too undefined in its pattern. If I change the 612 to 613, that will make a huge difference. But should I bother? The chevron would stay as is, just the fill would change.
I most times put the work on a wall or cabinet and stand away since that proximity would be how it's seen when finished. Silly, I know.
But these quirks are mild to my others!!
I am glad I questioned nephew's result of his cardio appointment. I asked to see his blood work requisition. And there it was. Despite seeing the pump on his chest, discussing his issue with adhesive holding the pump on when sweating, and his record showing type 1, this doctor's diagnosis on all his paperwork is .... type 2 diabetes, start on jardiance. I will be visiting their office tomorrow morning. Nephew went to my cardio, trusts doctors, and being worried about his heart reports so far, would have taken the drug. I hope he has learned that yes, in fact, his aunt does know everything and to never fully trust health info when it could kill you!
Week one. Over and out.
I will be bitching for the rest of the month.
Bandit doesn't seem to care.
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6 comments:
You are amazing!
Very scary about your nephew. Hopefully he now knows Auntie does know everything!
I saw this chart in the webshop where I buy my charts. It's a beautiful chart and you will know the right combination.
Hope your nephew will listen to you.
Take care, Truus from Holland
I think the basket looks great. Near or far...wherever it are. Yikes about your nephew. I just had an online "discussion" with a few peeps who said (vehemently) that they will do whatever their doctor tells them to do. (Supposedly educated peeps at that....) I once did too...a lifetime ago it seems. Not anymore and not ever again. If you ever feel the need to "oversee" someone else's health care, lemme know. ;-) (Bandit is precious....)
Bandit looks comfy there!
Your nephew has an awesome advocate. Loving the basket of fruit and Bandit is precious. Janice
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