One good thing about it all was my discovery of where all the hours in a day go. You know, those hours that I am always complaining about not having? Yes, sadly, it's no surprise: the damn internet. Without my endless procrastinating (aka "research") I found I had plenty of time to pick up and almost finish the above embroidery, which had been languishing in the work basket since last August. (I first wrote about it here.)
yes, the damn internet. hi!
ReplyDeleteIt's a blessing and a curse - but where would we be without it? I would never have met all my lovely blog friends, for starters.
ReplyDeleteyup, programmed my timewaster to shut off automatically after an hour no matter what i am doing--of course you have to search faster, type faster and edit speedling fastly, but wow what a difference in actual time to USE
ReplyDeleteWe didn't lose power here but I still managed to get quite a lot done during the Snow Days. It helped that we didn't go out walking at all.
ReplyDeleteI totally loves my interwebs! I do have to discipline myself at times. Arlee's solution would drive me batty though!
I've been hand embroidering verses of an old song, to incorporate into a quilt, and have so enjoyed the process of working slowly and really thinking about the words and events that engendered them. Neat to see you doing it, too.
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