Pulley and lines
on the Star of India.
Ever since I ground to a
halt on The Crow Quilt, I knew I had to jump start myself somehow. Hit myself over the head with some new
thinking. Get over that fear of failure. So I added an AA meeting…a women’s meeting I
used to go to. There were women I knew…including
my friend Pam who creates stained glass windows. The topic was acceptance.
I will let you know how I
do with the quilt today as I confront my failures...perhaps even accept them as I sew.
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Himself: A not bad queue. Meeting last night, and fall asleep on my
shoulder at nine-ish last night.
Herself: You should have heard my brain at 0430 this
morning. Where do I park. How do I get there? Yes, everything had changed, but I survived.
Reading: How the Light Get’s In by Penny.
Watching: Who knows what.
Gratitude’s: For my determination to change. Found my DD-214 in the lockbox.
I've come to 'accept' that I'm a terrible knitter but I still like to try.
ReplyDeleteYou got this, Mage. That crow quilt will be history!
ReplyDeleteAcceptance is the key.........
ReplyDeleteI wonder if this fear of failure is a byproduct of aging? Not just you, I mean, but a general sort of tendency in all of us.
ReplyDeleteI do think acceptance is a great way to deal with most things we can't or don't feel like doing. I'm big on it.
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