New pickings today for a bouquet
With an ink drawing suggested by it
The patio at this season is different every day
Wednesday brought the last online survey from my hip surgeon. It paid attention to pain and activity, where my answers ranged from none, pain, that is, to everything I want, activity, that is.
I expect he'll be happy with my recovery. It's three months now, then my final follow up visit is in a couple of weeks. At this point I'm used to being unaware of any need for special care. Happy days.
Thursday was Misfits delivery day, and they tell me they can't supply the peaches I ordered, but oh well. Everything else arrived.
Apples because they're the daily snack, strawberries and blueberries for desserts, cherries for afternoon snacks, tofu for crisp tofu katsu, yogurt, vital, bread because it's too hot to bake, shrimp for salad maybe, feta crumbles, two healthy sparkling drinks.
Easy food prep is on the menu in the heat and humidity.
Lovely colors of summer.
Thursday afternoon was about staying in the cool, reading
New to me but starting out very promising
Then I needed to set up an audiobook to spin by.
I'd found a fine roving in my collection, with a bit of sparkle, which I used to spin some laceweight yarn. My hands needed a change from other fiber arts, different movements. This is a good regency, full of comic scenes.
Happy day everyone, let's hope for some cool. I did get a good walk early before it got too hot.
Late breaking: the insurer called, have approved the claim for the house repair, and will inform the contractor, so we can get on with scheduling the work. It feels like several years since this started. So this is good.
Still hot at 10pm
Unbelievable how fast three months shot by - really three months since your hip op! You must enjoy having enough art supplies to be able to change activities and produce such lovely yarn.
ReplyDeleteI do like being able to switch activities, yes. And that time has moved fast for me, too. A great recovery.
DeleteI like the ink drawing. How long did it take?
ReplyDeleteIn general, the drawing is the sum of all my years of making art. Specifically, a few minutes.
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