Isn't this lovely? I thought pleats were a modern idea, but no. This picture is for everyone who has measured, pleated, repleated and ended up using a table fork to create pleats. Interestingly, called knife pleats. There are box pleats and kick pleats, too, a world of them.
In a world of chaos, think pleating.Then I had my contractor artist friend from across the street come over and figure out a way to raise the sofa. He'll organize something that works. Then I'll be able to sit on it after surgery. He installed all the grab bars years ago, after studying the ADA requirements to be sure he did it right.
So a few things went well, and there was Chocolonely chocolate I'd forgotten about in the fridge. I must really have been distracted.
Monday I have an appointment with the surgeon to schedule the replacement surgery. This is all moving fast.
Self care will continue!
Happy day everyone, OMF! Own Mask First. Ted sez.
OH, I hope he can find someone to come after the surgery! And what a great neighbor!! Things are moving along quite quickly. So glad to hear such good progress on all the prep stuff needed. :)
ReplyDeleteYou must be distracted to forget about chocolate. 😊
ReplyDeleteThat's what I thought. Must have been more worried than I realized.
DeleteI'm glad you have these people coming in to take care of you. It will make all the difference with your recovery. That's the perfect way to get ready for surgery.
ReplyDeleteIt's not yet set up, but I'm hopeful.
DeleteGood to hear that things are progressing. Much as you don't relish the idea of surgery, the outcome will be worth it.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I'm telling myself.
DeleteMy ancient Singer has a pleating apparatus which I have never touched except to move it out of the way. I've never made a pleat in my life. I doubt I ever will.
ReplyDeleteHurray for getting things squared away! Get that surgery over and move into the next phase of life pain free. That's what I say. Ted agrees.
I wonder how many people ever use the sewing machine tool. I've always done them by hand. And yes, forward. Bit tired today.
DeleteThat sounds like an excellent pt visit. Very interesting about the sofa needing to be raised. I never thought of that.
ReplyDeleteThat's one advantage of home based care. I'd never have known either, if Emil hadn't observed it.
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