Flypaper thoughts

• Been doing a lot of sewing.
• Reviews and pictures will trickle by you soon.
• In the mood for this instead tonight.
• Spent the day trying to feel sorry for myself.
• Really hard.
• Love of my life is leaving soon for two months above the Arctic Circle.
• You read that right.
• So far north and any further he is on his way back.
• Serves him right.
• I will have to find the remote on my own.
• He has the attributes that matter most to a Canadian wife.
• He can make a person laugh even in February.
• Even on a Monday morning in February.
• He shovels the snow.
• He makes nachos when you want to sew.
• I notice when he is gone.
• This week my workplace was shut because of a blizzard.
• Half my evening online class didn't log in.
• Said they thought we were cancelled because of the weather.
• You see what I am up against here.
• Started some clothes to have self pity in.
• Velour housecoat in case I decide to age this way or become a hoarder.
• It involved the Rule of Corners.
• If you are a new sewer let me explain.
• If you set in something with corners only one will turn out.
• Or if they both work, they will be different.
• This is a rule.
• When I was a young pup sewing wise I would have ripped it all out.
• Three times.
• And made holes.
• I now know better.
• My daughter had ric rack at her place.
• Pretty much if you have ric rack you are in business.
• Woke up at 11:30 Wednesday night and my step daughter was standing in the hallway.
• She lives in England.
• Not in my hallway.
• They were coming for a visit and they got stuck in a snowdrift on the way to her sister's.
• We thought the flight had been cancelled.
• Good thing I am close.
• And I always have a lasagna in the freezer.
• English boyfriend thought snow was so neat so l he dug out my walk.
• There is potential there.
• Ric Rack cheered me right up.
• Even went and fixed the holes the spouse's felted mittens.
• It is very helpful in this life to be shallow.
• The best thing about grandchildren is that a kid is back in the house.
• And it's you.
• I will be in Florida in April.
• Pretty sure Miss Heidi put a toothbrush down the sink.
• Will know when the pipes get cut open.
• But we are not missing a toothbrush.
• This is getting exciting.
• My grandfather's first pharmacy was on the way to the North.
• Place called Flin Flon.
• The store was called Gateway Drugs.
• You can't make stuff like this up.
• My dad was named after the president of their best selling product.
• Sanitary napkins.
• Norval.
• That was my dad's name not the sanitary napkins.
• What do you expect.
• After that my grandfather called him Skip.
• Wonder if there are any nachos left.
• May all your problems be fixable with ric rack.
• That is not an Irish blessing.
• It should be.