Great stitching week so far...
The title of the post is perhaps a bit facetious (sp?) and very much tongue-in-cheek! I had huge plans for getting loads of stitching done this week, seeing as I'm on early shifts ... but, alas,

Rightio, now I'm off to put another hour's stitching into place - with any luck tonight my body will finally work out that when I go to bed at 7-8pm, it's not my intention to just nap for 2 hours, it really IS bedtime! LOL ... I think I might have to help it along with a glass of Shiraz (might not help the stitching, though) - followed by a hot milky Milo just before I hit the hay ... only one more 5am start, yippee - it will be a pleasure to change the alarm from 3.45am to 8am instead :)
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Congratulations on your new "real" blogger friend LOL. I can't even imagine getting up at 3:45 on purpose - argh!!
Yeah a good shiraz will hit the spot and then a milky milo should really send you to sleep.
Here in Manila we get up at 6.10am and that is bad enough. I really do not envy you getting up at 3.45.
Happy stitching
Hi Anne, thank you so much for your kind offer of the Mira charts. I don't want them unless you are absolutely certain you won't stitch them!!! I do only have Winter, though. YOu are a sweetie!! Sounds like you had fun chatting with Sharon, now how cool is that??? :-)
blogging IS a great way to meet other stitchers....but I keep seeing more stuff I want!! LOL How neat that you got to chat "IRL" with another blogger...
Glad that this 3:45 a.m. stuff is short term only! Years ago when I was a working girl, I had to get up at 5:30 a.m. every weekday to drive through the traffic and arrive at 8! Was I ever happy to give that up, lol!
I find that a glass of wine doesn't enable my stitching at all :( I get too relaxed I guess and make too many mistakes.
How great that you got to talk to another stitcher! Sounds like you two had a great time. :) I assume that's your Mill Hill pansy pincushion you're working on. It looks familiar, as I stitched one for my mom last Christmas (http://www.jennamagee.com/gallery/view_photo.php?set_albumName=CS-2004&id=pansy_pincushion). It's a pain, but well worth the effort when you see the finished product!
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