Notice this is a barn house! I did not realize it till I looked at pic on my computer. It is a from the road shot where I just try to aim my camera at a subject...I glance at the screen but that is about all I do. I cannot take time to really do much other than glance. The only reason I can do this is because it is a P&S and I am so familiar with it.
While staying with the grand fur babies, I made about half a dozen more crumb blocks...
We also went to a new to us inside flea market...I saw a few nice items....such as this cup
and I loved this rooster plate, but I did not buy it. I need no more stuff!
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The mole removed by the dermatologist was basal cell cancer...I will be going back November 6 for Mohs surgery. Fun times ahead. I might be glad that I have to wear a mask when out after that! LOL In case you don't know, Mohs surgery is done under local anesthetic. The surgeon will remove a layer of skin/tissue and it will be checked for cancer, If it still shows more, I will be taken back and they will remove another layer until it comes back clear.
My father-in-law had Mohs surgery one time and he was taken back 7 times! That was probably 37 or 38 years ago. It was an all day thing. I hope mine is not that many times. She did tell me I could wait in the waiting room, or in my car, or go eat, etc.
For fun I leave you with the latest Simon's cat.
Enjoyed reading your recent posts. All interesting. Do hope further results are negative but how fortunate you decided to get it seen to. Take care and happy stitching.
ReplyDeleteI love Simon's Cat, and this is one I haven't seen before. Wonder how old this barn house is? I guess the parents can't say to their kids "Do you think you're living in a barn?"" What is P&S?
ReplyDeleteI love that barn house! You got a good picture of it. I'll be thinking of you when you go for the surgery. I know that is very stressful. I am so glad they found it and are going to be safe and get any that remains. Tom had that kind of surgery for skin cancer twice and it healed up very well. I love all the blocks you are making! I bet you were glad to be back home even though you probably enjoyed your trip. Take care and I'll be thinking of you!
ReplyDeletePretty cup and saucer.
ReplyDeleteI love the colorful mug and rooster plate. I am praying for your upcoming surgery.
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ReplyDeleteThe barn house is pretty. I love roosters, but I stopped buying more things for the house. Your blocks look great. Sending prayers for you and the surgery, I hope all goes well. Take care, enjoy your day!
I don't like the sound of your up-coming surgery...hope all goes well & little return trips.
ReplyDeleteI love the barn house. I have always thought it would be neat to convert a barn into a house.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about more surgery. Prayers for a quick, easy and complete surgery and healing.
all great photos, I Love the barn house. Sending prayers that your upcoming surgery is quick and easy!
ReplyDeleteIt’s good she caught the cancer. And it is good the surgery is done in one day.
ReplyDeleteThat barn house is quite lovely.
I don’t need any more stuff either. I’d like to be rid of most of what I already have.
I love the barn house! That is such a pretty cup. Makes you wonder why anyone would get rid of it. It's good those surgeries are done in one day and you don't have to drive back and forth. Hope your surgeries turn out to be very few. Wish you the best. Oh, Simon's cat is so funny!I enjoyed that this morning.
ReplyDeleteI love the sky scene from in the car. The barn looks interesting as well. Hope your surgery goes well.
ReplyDeleteLove the barn house. I've always wanted to renovate a barn to live in.
ReplyDeleteWill be praying that the surgeries will be few and all goes well!!!
love that cup, beautiful
ReplyDeleteWell, sorry to hear about the diagnosis.😞 I sure, though, in this day and age they must have perfected the moh surgery technique. But, in case they haven't I will be praying it will be once and done! Much love going your way!💖
ReplyDeleteIt's good to know your surgery is going to be done quite soon. I'm sure it's on your mind and will be until you get the surgery finished.
ReplyDeleteI would not have been able to resit that colourful cup. It's so cheery.
I took my Dad to get Mohs twice. I got a lot of knitting done in the waiting room. He did well both times. I can count the returns on one hand. I think both were 4 times back. Good luck. I am a fair skinned person myself, and predict that I'll someday be in this situation as well, with my family history.
ReplyDeleteWe have an old barn that was converted into a neighborhood church in my development!
Good luck with your surgery... I hope it goes quickly and will be over and off your mind. Fingers crossed and best wishes. 🙏
ReplyDeleteRose, lots of unusual buildings get turned into homes here, churches that are of the neighbourhood type, tiny fit very few people, or the church style moves to some place bigger but also there are barns converted, once I read someone converted a chicken coop to a tiny house.
ReplyDeleteLove you had some trips out of town but don't love the mole issue... here I believe they remove tissue around such thing by 3cm - but let's hope your needs are lesser. At least you got it seen too... virtual hugs, keep quilting...
where is the mole. when i had the surgery back in 2005, i went back 4 times, Bob had it during the virus shutdown and only went back 2 times. praying yours will 2 or 1.. is it on your face? I LOVE that cup and i wonder if this was a barn and turned to a house or a house built like a barn
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well with your surgery...my brother had it last month he said the staples were the worst part:(
ReplyDeleteScary as it is, I am glad that the cancer has been found and can now be removed. I had a session with a major melanoma over twenty years ago (three invasive operations to remove it all). It does not pay to mess around with these things.
ReplyDeleteSending you hugz, Mxx
As always, my opinion is the opposite. I don't like the barn house, it looks like a...well, like a barn! I want a plain old traditional house, boring, I know.
ReplyDeleteI hope it goes well at the doctor and the tests are all negative.
Jeannie@GetMeToTheCountry
The shape of this barn house is interesting. I think this architecture is based on wisdom gained through the long history of agricultural work.
ReplyDeleteAll nice photographs, I do like the colourful mug.
ReplyDeleteSending my thoughts and good wishes for your upcoming surgery.
All the best Jan