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Seeing red

ladybug
Proof that not all of the bugs are in the garden these days.

She followed me home, can I keep her?

I finally took the plunge and bought a spinning wheel. It wasn’t the one I thought I was going to buy, and it wasn’t the one that I really wanted but the Ladybug will do for a first wheel.

I almost got blindsided when I set aside my prejudices and tried a Saxony-style wheel (Ashford’s Elizabeth) and fell in love. The fact that I’d have to rearrange the whole living room to fit her in kept me from justifying the purchase.  I can’t guarantee what will happen next time I’m wheel shopping though. Who needs a couch anyway.

Sunday Supper

Sunday supper was eaten in a restaurant this week. Jack has been visiting his daughter for several days and his flight arrived right around dinnertime. I had declared the house a no-cook zone while he was gone and couldn’t think of a good reason to change that ruling until tomorrow. The crying baby in the next booth almost made me regret we didn’t eat leftovers — until the warm brownie and ice cream arrived for dessert.Yum.

I think I may have alluded to the fact that I’m working again. It’s the same contract position at the same place as last year. This time there’s a possibility it may turn into something permanent so this assignment feels like a three-month job interview. On both sides. While the position would draw on my detail and organization skills, as a creative outlet it hardly registers on the satisfaction scale.

All the more reason to break out the fiber and book some spinning classes.

So, no guarantees, but a very real possibility that I’ll be among the permanently-employed next year. Needles crossed for me, OK?

So what’s on your plate these days?

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12 Responses to “Seeing red”

  1. Cookie says:

    Congratulations on the new edition! & The job!!! Needles crossed!

    xo

  2. Vicki says:

    Cute little bug! ; )

  3. CindyCindy says:

    Congratulations!!!!! How exciting. And, needles, fingers and toes are crossed on the job front!! Nothing near that exciting in my world, but I’m ok with that;-P

  4. elizabeth says:

    Congrats! Let us know how you like your Bug, I’ve think they’re adorable and would LOVE to have one!

  5. Carole says:

    Another spinner comes into the fold! Hooray!

  6. ari_1965 says:

    My British friends call this kind of job situation “being on appro.”

    Fingers crossed for you.

  7. marianne says:

    Awww, I hear good things about that wheel, congrats!
    heh, don’t you just love no-cook zone weeks?
    Needles crossed!

  8. gayle says:

    Sweet! What a pretty wheel!
    Enjoy enjoy enjoy!

  9. Sarah says:

    Yay! Congratulations!

  10. Angie says:

    Crossing my needles for you! Yay for the ladybug!!! Nice photo!

  11. Laurie says:

    OH, congrats on the wheel! It actually is a good, versatile, portable workhorse that is excellent for a first (or only) wheel.