Saturday, January 21, 2012
Thank goodness for trash bags
Hi peeps! Just checking in for a minute to make sure you are behaving :-) It has been a quiet week for me but poor DH took the week off and has been holding down the fort and I know when Monday comes around he will be running out the door to go to work. LOL. Cooking,answering phones, caring for Angell who has been a real pickle, waiting on me who was cranky and anxious to get on my feet again, poor guy is exhausted. I must say he is an excellent caregiver. Being served meals was new for me but now, after day five days of it I'm kinda liking it. Just when I'm starting to move about on my own again. All I can say is thank goodness for cozy beds, wheatable crackers, lip balm, humidifiers and trash bags that fit over a leg for bathing.
Ellen stopped by to visit and gave me a copy of her new book which I've been drooling over since. Beautiful color photos break down each flower and I really want to be using a sewing machine right now. Thanks Ellen!
The only stitching I accomplished was this...poor picture, sorry.
One more week and I get the bandages off. I peeked at the photos of the process and it freaked me out so I won't be sharing those. You're welcome. I had better get back to bed before swelling begins. Everything in moderation! Have a wonderful weekend everyone.
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I'm happy to hear your recovery is progressing well. Take good care!
ReplyDeletePat ... so glad you were able to post. I've been wondering how you are doing. Take it slow and easy ... heal well. Sending prayers and good wishes.
ReplyDeleteSusieW
Glad you are feeling better! Heal quickly. Thread Garden Magic looks interesting. Where can it be purchased? Jane in MO
ReplyDeleteOh Pat, hope you will feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteHugs and good wishes from Germany
Susanne
Thinking of you Pat.How have you gone with the stairs?Knee pain is the pits!!Thank goodness you are a quick healer like me. We're lucky that way.
ReplyDeleteI just Thank Goodness for living in a country where we have access to skilled surgeons who can help us like this.
Have a speedy recovery.I have a husband who cooks....WONDERFUL!!!! I garden he cooks.
Love Judy XX
Do take good care of yourself, Pat, enjoy the weekend, and don't do too much when DH takes off for work on Monday. Hugs
ReplyDeleteKeep it Cool!
ReplyDeleteThinking of you!
greetings from Holland!:)
Jolanda
Make the most of the rest Pat - you're going to have a lot more pain when you start moving!
ReplyDeleteGo slowly - come back quickly.
A wonderful doting husband indeed!
Healing thoughts,
Love and hugs,
Suzy
Feel better soon, Pat! Just today my sisters and I were admiring all your work at Tish's. Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear you're on the mend and getting around a bit. It's hard when you're used to being on the go but it gives you a whole new appreciation of mobility.
ReplyDeleteAm sending well wishes your way Pat. Take care and hope you are back on your feet real soon.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you are being well cared for. Take care and enjoy every minute of being waited on...it won't last long!
ReplyDeleteDeb
Glad to see you're fairing well. I hope this surgery helps your leg get better so you can walk pain free. Leslie K
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