find the sunshine today…

3 Positives:
new version of some digital creative software and a little playing time
NEW! daily check in with a friend
it’s almost planting season – T spent time in the garden plot doing a little clearing with a rake and getting it ready for the boys and the roto-tiller. That means I need to get a couple of things ordered from the local farm store.

Our Journey Notes:
All those pesky issues of an out of whack thyroid are back. I had a couple of days of no problems, but every single thing is back again along with a migraine that just doesn’t want to fully fade away. UGH! I fear we’re going to have to readjust the med again before the 6 weeks trial on this dose is up. This is really getting frustrating.

Trust the journey

3 Positives:
a lovely long call with a dear friend
time in the studio to finish a project AND clean up the mess 🙂
all first of the month bills have been paid

Our Journey Notes:
T is really hoping for some good news next week as his next post-op follow up. Fingers crossed, and continued prayers that he’ll be seeing a little better in both eyes. Things are still a tad bit blurry in the right eye with or without glasses.

The to-do list for the week is nearly complete. Just a few more things left to take care of today and we can start on the lists for next week. My calendar is looking pretty full already as I make notes of what we need to take care of.

a Spring decor idea

While this project isn’t quite finished, it’s pretty close to being there. Pinterest inspired. I used several files for this one. The tulips used are from Sammydenny.de. The file is a pdf file and needs some work to create a cutting file. The lines on the pdf are really light in the printout I made. The leaves are from the Parrot Tulip file from Maison Gregoria (on Creative Fabrica) and the rabbit silhouette is from Creative Fabrica.

The sign is a file I created using Blender and Pepakura – I cut the hello in paper and vinyl. The vinyl is an overlay on white paper and gives it a little more stability. Super simple and all pieces are cut using the SCAL 6 software and Skycut C24.

I used some wrapped wire as a wreath form.

Ultimately, I want to place this in a shadowbox to call this project complete.

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