Light at the end of the tunnel

Published on by Jane

I’m still recovering from the last push at work, and I seem to have nothing to say.

Beautiful weather, a quiet Sunday, strawberries on my waffles, and old Mystery episodes have been quite therapeutic today. I have been knitting, but I’ll show you next time.

At least I can knit and type and fix my own breakfast — Teyani isn’t so lucky at the moment. I have been thinking about her all day, every time I use both hands. Stop by her blog and show her some love, would you?

And while you’re out and about, pop over and read about what my dear Ms. Amie is planning. She is some kind of woman, that she is, and if anybody can Kick Cancer in the Butt, she can.


10 thoughts on “Light at the end of the tunnel”

  1. you’re a peach :-)thanks for the sweet well-wishes.many hugs.wish i was there eating strawbeery waffles too.hey. tomorrow is the end of the big stress, isn’t it! you made it.

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  2. Oh no, as I had read about T’s hand, I was wincing in pain! We all know that one day, we may not be able to knit….even temporarily, and it’s hard to imagine. Old Mystery episodes, I love them. Many of them are just treasure troves of knitting, though, especially the Agatha’s!

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  3. Oh yum, strawberry waffles with pecans inside and whipped cream. I can’t wait for the real fall weather to start here. Roasty weather, steamy, I guess, here. Love to watch old tapes of Mystery, in the winter all curled up with knitting and the doggy.

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  4. That’s okay, Jane, work all you have to. And then, when October comes around you will be happily sitting in a diner in Poughkeepsie with a certain someone!:)

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  5. We’ve had beautiful weather here too. It’s still warm but much cooler than it was. It sounds like you’re having a pleasant recovery from the big push.

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  9. t was such a hard summer for everyone! Thank God Labor Day has passed and now all of us might have a chance to catch our breath before the dreaded holiday season arrives (not my favorite part of the year).You take care! You, too, all you friends of Jane!

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