I'm struggling a bit to think clearly. Benadryl does wonders for allergies, but it also creates a lot of brain fog. I think the cats, Grad Girls and my mom's, finally got to me yesterday. Actually it's probably mostly due to my mom's cat. He decided to sleep next to my head Tuesday night. Grad Girl and I drove back down to my mother's on Tuesday because it would cut 2.5 hours off GG's trip back to college and I needed to pick up some things that wouldn't fit in the car ...
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Just 31 days left in 2022. I'm really not ready for that. On the other hand, this year hasn't been so great on a number of fronts, so I'm looking forward to the new year in hopes it's a lot better. Since it is a new month, it's time to summarize my progress on earning my PHD and share over at Quilting Gail's. It's not a stellar report, but there has been some progress on all the active projects.
No new finishes, but one new start. The clues for both mystery quilts won ...
read moreI've not written a PHD post in four months because there really wasn't anything to post about. There was pretty much no stitching from June till the end of August. Over the last month or so, I've finished a couple of new projects and made a bit of progress on my 2022 UFO list. My report is not stellar, but it could certainly be worse.
I finished two of three new starts. That's probably my biggest achievement from the last few months.
Grad Girl asked me to make pillows from two of her embroidery projects.
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My work/life balance has been anything but balanced the last couple of months. Hopefully balance will be restored after yesterday. I turned in the last review summary for the never ending project yesterday at 7 PM. So hopefully that means I'll have more time for stitching in June. I've been playing along with Quilting Gail's PHD program for 2022, but didn't have an opportunity to post in April. Here's where my projects stand as of the end of May.
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The first quarter of 2022 is done. That was fast, or at least it seemed that way. I'm definitely ready for spring. Mother Nature ended March with a pre-April Fool's Day prank. We had snow flurries yesterday! I had to drag my winter coat out of the closet. It really felt more like January than it did the day before April 1st.
I'm a few days late on posting the progress on my PHD in 2022, so I won't be able to link up with Quilting Gail this month. But I still want to celebrate all the progress in February, especially since the last weekend was so chaotic and stressful. I really need to celebrate something!
So here's my report for February.
No new starts, that's worth celebrating. My Guy seems to have problems avoiding squirrels, so far I've done well at avoiding the quilty ones. Even better, the report shows the first finish for 2022!
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The second round of snow didn't amount to much, but 6" of snow is a lot more than we normally get. We've been told to work from home for another day. So my commute will be from my recliner to my home office today, no walk across the parking lot in the cold.
This will be my 4th year playing along with Quilting Gail for the annual PHD (Projects Half Done) challenge.
There's just one more day left in 2021. It always amazes me how fast the last couple of months of the year go. It's already time to make plans for 2022. I'm playing along with Quilting Jet Girl's 2022 Planning Party again this year.
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