My energy level is following that bio-rhythm schedule and is quite low. I took a long nap this afternoon; sat down to read a little and ended up sleeping a lot. But...at least my house is clean! Well, except for the sewing room which looks as if it has seen recent tornadic activity.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Daily Things and Long Naps
Daily Things #11 & # 12 -- Two more bottle snugs. I'm sort of catching up. 
My energy level is following that bio-rhythm schedule and is quite low. I took a long nap this afternoon; sat down to read a little and ended up sleeping a lot. But...at least my house is clean! Well, except for the sewing room which looks as if it has seen recent tornadic activity.
My energy level is following that bio-rhythm schedule and is quite low. I took a long nap this afternoon; sat down to read a little and ended up sleeping a lot. But...at least my house is clean! Well, except for the sewing room which looks as if it has seen recent tornadic activity.
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wish I'd taken a nap. Fed myself coffee instead and the caffeine made me anxious rather than perky. Just sitting here wondering how long it will take me to bake the banana bread I promised Jim yesterday...
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed with your stick-to-it-ness with the daily thing project!!! I love these bottle snugs! I should include a couple to accompany baby quilts - I don't think they advocate the bottle over the breast - the breast is best! but there are times even with a breastfed baby that the bottle is necessary!
ReplyDeletethanks for always providing good ideas! xx
Oh, I think I will make these for sippy cups, since I am FINALLY this week, beyond the bottle stage until I have grandchildren. Now, to get the last one potty trained. I suppose he should run first...
ReplyDeleteCut bottle snugs! So pretty. I so wish my house were clean. It's difficult when you work six days a week even though it's at the quilt shop which is the job I love. I cam in from work a few minutes ago, plopped down on the couch and here's where I'll be until I'm made to get up (or have to visit the 'little girls' room)!
ReplyDeleteACey -- Wish I had some of that banana bread!
ReplyDeletekim-- Ahhh, and now my stick-to-it-ness had gone to hell for breakfast! I don't know if I can catch up at this late date. Working mothers require bottles -- but I didn't use them for quite a while. :) My pediatrician finally told me to put Erin on skim milk for several feedings though because she got so fat! I resented having to prepare the bottles, but she really was a breast-fed fatty.
Jules - Perfect for sippy cups!
CQ-- Being retired has a lot of advantages! Unfortunately, I don't manage my time nearly as well as when I worked. My expenses wouldn't cover my salary if I worked in a quilt shop!
I really enjoy your blog, thankfully I am way past the bottle stag, I am onto Great Grandkids, but the bottle snuggies would make great gifts, I saw the take out coffee wrap, kept a carboard one to use for a pattern but haven't actually made it yet. I agree with the others about how you are sticking to your project. The things you are making are so fun. This is the first comment I have left you but it is not the first time I have visited, and I really do enjoy your blog, so "tag" you're it. I am new to blogging but have been "tagged" by a friend. So now I am tagging you, this is where you need to list 7 different things about yourself. But first you need to come to my blog and get the rules, then I hope you will finish and do your part. Thanks for the fun, see you soon. Mary of NanaB
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time to comment! I've just done the 7 things meme and enjoyed it!
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