Looking for inspiration...

I look at this little cabin and wish it were mine...I would love having a little building as my own studio.  But lately I have been wondering if I had one, would I get anything at all done.  I have been spending a lot of time looking for inspiration, but I don't think I will be satisfied till I can get that last crumb quilt layered and quilted. 

We will be in Terre Haute before the week is out, so hoping to find something at Joanne Fabrics to use for a backing.  I am wanting to use flannel...
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I am still going to therapy....twice a week.  I do the exercises twice a day, and now I have so many to do it takes about an hour to do them each time...give or take a minute or two.  The one movement that is so slow to come is putting my hand behind my back.  Otherwise I have really, really improved.
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Roger had surgery last week to remove a ganglion cyst right at the base of his left hand.  When the doctor got in there he found this Giant Cell cyst/tumor...can't recall now whether he called it a tumor or a cyst.  Anyway, he said they are always benign, but sent it to be checked just to make sure.  Said it was a good thing he found it.

New Buzzard Lodgings....

Heading down to the local Dairy Queen a week or two ago, we notice this tower with a few buzzards perched on it.  We thought, 'No, it couldn't be...'  But when we came back by there were even more there.  And almost every time we pass there are at least a few on it.

Yesterday morn, on the way to therapy, it was body to body buzzards on these sections you see here.  By the time therapy was over, and I got home and got my camera they had started to disperse.

 This tower is right downtown in Clinton...behind the City Hall...I am hoping to get down there when lighting is better.

Departure from the normal post....

I have been looking at books at Amazon...I can spend hours doing that.  Hours when I could be reading.  But still, it is just a joy to see what is available.  And so wonderful to be able to read exerpts from most of the ones I am interested in.

 

I have had the above book for a number of years, and just thought I would see if it is available for the kindle.  I am now tempted to buy the kindle version of it.

Anyway, if you like dogs, have had a dog, or known someone that has had a dog, I highly recommend this book.  Buster's Diaries, The True Story of a Dog and His Man is one of the best I have ever read.  Click on the link and go to Amazon and read the exerpt.  I don't think you will regret it. It is laugh out loud funny for me...bits and pieces so remind me of Keesha.  It also shows just what we have always thought...that the cats and dogs own us...not us owning them.