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Its going to be so easy to find my color and keep all the floss from getting knots and tangles. Marci, Thank you so much for the thread and for being such a wonderful blog friend and neighbor. I always feel blessed when I visit your blog.Marci not only thought of me, she sent the grands 4 million dollars! Yes, she put 4 one million dollar bills in the package for the grands.
The first question was is it real grandma and the next was I can't wait to show the kids at school I have a million dollars! LOL Thanks for making their day Marci. They are still smiling.My ankle is still a little swollen and bruised but feels lots better.
I am looking forward to a nice relaxing weekend. Its suppose to be in the 70's so I feel lots of walks with Rusty are going to be a big part of my weekend. Hope yours is filled with lots of blessings!
7 comments:
What a thoughtful thing for Marci to send you. I guess there lots of stitching & walking in your weekend! Have fun and be careful with that ankle; I'm sure it's still weak.
We've had sooo much rain, but today is gorgeous. Glad your ankle is better.
Peggy,
What a generous gesture from your friend. The embroidery thread will certainly come in handy...and the four million for the grandchildren. Super!!!
It's a beautiful day here...in the high 50s and sunny. Tomorrow is to be the same. Enjoy!!!
Blessings,
Mary
That was very sweet. I just love seeing all the colors. I hope you have a great weekend.
Brenda
Marci is such a great friend.... Tell her to send me a million dollars... Actually, I won't be quite that greedy. I'll take a hundred... HA HA....
Take care of that ankle. I can tell that it is still swollen. Be careful!!!!
Enjoy the warm weekend.
Hugs,
Betsy
Such a wonderful gift from your friend, sis! Love the idea of the million dollars as well...I need a few of those! hehe Have a great weekend:-) Love ya. xoxo
NIce feet such lovely long toes, painted too!
I had better stop I am starting to sound like I have a foot fetish.
Your painted toes remind me of when I had a young female around the house who used to like to paint my toe nails. Once while going into a fancy house to do a electrical service call I pulled off my boot and the sock came off revealing my painted toe nails. The lady of the house looked a little surprised. I just looked her right in the eye and said, "Nothing threatens my masculinity." and offered no further explanation.
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