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Tuesday, November 27, 2018

November Is Almost Done

It is hard to believe that November is almost done. What have I actually accomplished in the quilting area? I took 9 Dear Daughter blocks to India with me. I completed 4 and did all the stitching I could on the rest. I did take along some extra bits of fabric for broderie perse but did not get those done. So in the end, I did not get my November OMG met but that is okay.


Here you can see the progress. 
The next blocks will be released on Friday. I am aiming to get them all complete by the end of the year. At least that is what I am telling myself.



I am still in jet lag recovery. Some say it takes one day for each time zone to recover. India is 10 1/2 time zones away. So that gives me another 3 days. I actually slept well each night when I got home and was awake during the day. The grand kids all showed up and we had big family Christmas dinner with my husband's family. Someone shared a stomach bug and we are all moaning and groaning here as we get over that. Sigh. This is day 3 for me.

I have 900 photos from India and plan to write up a few blog posts soon. I have not felt like thinking for the past week.  

As for the NaNoWriMo, I got 25 pages written about my adventures in India. Not one page each day. But it is still 25 more pages than I had a month ago. 

I opened my Word program the other night and was reviewing all the documents in there. I have been using this desktop computer for nearly 4 years now so not a lot. I spotted a paper I had written 7 years ago on Dissociative Identity Disorder and wondered what it was doing here. So I read it. And by golly, I can hardly wait too get back into working on my Surviving Menopause book.

Blessings,
Chris 

2 comments:

  1. I think finishing 4 applique blocks and starting work on several others is a great accomplishment for the extremely busy month you've had. Sorry you've got the flu but maybe that will help with the jet lag somehow. Hope you get some time to relax this week. Blessings!

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  2. Dear Chris the jet lag is the worse on the return flights for me. It affects my spelling. A friend once showed me what I had replied to her email, it was an eye opener. Looking forward to reading about your adventures in India. Hope you feel better soon.

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