Recently, mid January, I had Mohs surgery on my right temple and left cheek. At 72 I guess I should let vanity go but be real!! So the cheek, incision like a candy cane is healing well…”you are supposed to give scaring a YEAR to heal properly…with massaging and scar cream” 🤔. But the incision on my temple is lumpy and reddish – in fact someone asked if it was bruised yesterday. I am so torn on what to do about a precancerous spot on my nose. I am waiting (two weeks now) for the dermatologists office to call about alternative treatment.
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Today…
These three melt my heart! This picture must be about 6 years old but I LOVE it as it captures their spirit! Every time I’m around them I get emotional and think about how wonderful they are and how wonderful they make me feel – like I’m important and fun and CRZY! I am so very blessed and thankful!
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SPRING???
What a beautiful day out there. BUT will it last, I truly love cold winters but the bare trees and cold damp air have reached their time limit in my book. I’m ready to dig in and get my hands and knees dirty and grow some “STUFF” or at best give it a real try! How about you – gardening in your blood??
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Another day…
So on January 13th I had MOHs surgery on my right temple – it appeared to go well. Stitches etc that would be removed in a week. The next week I had another surgery on my left cheek… incision looked like a candy cane 😕…time passes and cheek heals and working on scar minimizing, however right temple is red and tender. I send picture to Dr…” It takes time to heal, give it some time”…he says. So, the next morning after my shower it is oozing and bleeding…long and short, I message them, they want me to come in, “oh a stitch wasn’t removed initially but it’s okay now”… yikes, would you go back for another procedure on your nose?? I’m a bit gun shy🤔
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Hello World!
Here I am, Nene, finally realizing my dream to have a blog. I want to share inspiration and “you’ve got this” and encouragement to anyone who reads this. You are SOMEBODY – you are SPECIAL – you are CAPABLE!
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Quilting – Crocheting – Knitting
Our Stitches of Hope annual quilt retreat is coming up soon. We have expanded our group to knitters and crocheters and what a wonderfully creative group of women we are!
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FIRST DAY :)
Wow, I’ve been retired 5 years (and counting)and all I talked about before I retired was my “blog”. I have always wanted to be a storyteller of sorts. I’m a very good conversationalist or at least I love to talk and meet people and hear their stories!
So, my daughter Katie, bought me books about blogging for that retirement Christmas …I had high hopes and set goals year after year to start that blog before my birthday…and many birthday’s passed until this one…tomorrow is my 72nd birthday. And all week I have been thinking about it AGAIN!
I have always known that God watches over me, leads me, protects me and guides me. So I guess I shouldn’t have been surprised when I was searching on line today for a devotion for our small group tomorrow that I came across a blog (with an appropriate devotion) created by two women for women and low and behold right there was a “CLICK AND GO” (basically) to start your blog. HALLELUJAH!
So here I am world. I’ve got my blog set up and it is going to be a learn as you go but I am excited. It will be a spot of acceptance, peace and sharing. Lord knows we all view life differently, we all have our own opinions about everything but we can have all that and still have loving relationships. We can’t all be best friends with everyone because I hate to tell you readers this but that just isn’t possible. No one (EXCEPT GOD) can be everything to everybody…and really who would want to be that???
To anyone who stumbles across this, or a poor friend or relative that I bore with “my blog” stories WELCOME!! I hope you’ll enjoy my ramblings, my occasional recipe recommendation, my advice, my pictures of my cat Loki, or pictures of my sweetie pies (grands) or whatever you see – let me hear from you too.
Enjoy your day, as I will, sitting here watching light snow fall in the piedmont of North Carolina. What a peaceful site!
I leave you – Crzynene, over and out
