Not Much Stitching Going On

Hello, faithful blog readers. Is anyone still with me out there in blog-land? I don't think I've ever gone this long between blog posts, but there really has not been any stitching to talk about. I did manage to finish page 7 of the HAED, but that was over two weeks ago and I have not picked up a needle since, except for the night my friend came over for stitch night, and even then I didn't get a whole lot done on the pumpkin and oak leaf design.

Things here have been a little...difficult, I guess would be the correct word. Aside from that, it's the end of the school year here and there are lots of activities planned for M and the 5th grade class over the next two weeks. I'm hoping to get myself back on track soon.

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jayne@~an eye for threads~ said…
We are never to far away Pam, hope everyone and everything is alright. The last two weeks of school are always hectic no matter what age our children are. oh and since when is 7 pages of any HAED not much stitching to talk about? HA
Be always in stitches.
June 13, 2010 at 3:55 PM
Deb said…
This time of year is always hectic with the end of the school year things. At least you're making some progress on your HAED - that's a good thing!
June 14, 2010 at 5:32 AM
Kathy said…
Hi Pam,
I'm here. In between my long weekends at the dog shows. :) So I am behind on my blog reading.

Are you going to Lazy Daisy on Thursday? I am planning on it. So I hope to see you there.
June 14, 2010 at 12:49 PM
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