3 Positives:
time in the studio creating
connecting with friends
learning something new
Author: nurtureyrheart
an every day favorite
3 Positives:
checked off a couple of outside winterizing chores yesterday – just a few more to go.
worked on several parts of the 12 piece project — things are coming together
found a few ideas for some interactive pieces I’d like to try soon. Sketch book is filling up with ideas.
My Journey Notes:
Completed the “paperwork” for transferring scrips to the new pharmacy yesterday. Fingers crossed.
be the blessing…
3 Positives:
Breakfast for dinner
sketches for current 12 part project nearly completed
added 4 more designs to the cutting software
My Journey Notes:
Switching pharmacies again. Sadly, the two prescriptions that were called in early last week were not filled by the date promised. We even gave them two extra business days to get them done as they’re now closed on the weekends. They told A and T the 2 scripts weren’t in the system – um, yeah, they were and both prescriptions had been filled at the store previously and a new scrip for both are on file. I’m definitely not happy and now have to deal with completing the forms to get things sorted out and make sure everything is transferred over correctly to the new pharmacy today as I do need both of the prescriptions refilled ASAP. Sadly, they didn’t seem too concerned… yesterday was the third strike for that pharmacy. It’s a good thing I had an extra week of meds for both prescriptions, so I haven’t run out… yet.
find just one reason to smile today.
the wait will be worth it…
keep on keeping on.
hope
3 Positives:
rest
work
a little fun
My Journey Notes:
I had my first SVT episode in a long time. Luckily, I was able to get it to stop without having to go to the ER for treatment. I haven’t had a breakthrough episode like that in several years and no idea what might have triggered it other than lack of sleep. And if that’s the case, I’ve got to figure out how to not have insomnia! 😉 The one good thing coming out of it, was that I was able to rest for a couple of hours once the heart rhythm had reset. Feeling fine this morning — so hopefully, we’ll be able to get things back on track today.
Gobble, gobble, gobble
I’d wanted to use this file to create the Halloween version, but couldn’t get to it soon enough for this year’s display…
so I decided to see if a Thanksgiving version would work. I think it does! I’m looking forward to putting it out next week!
I left the file at it’s original size, changed out the words for the spines of the books – using vinyl. It’s a fun box to make and pretty easy to assemble. The finished size is about 5″ x 4″ x 6″. A little big for the tiered tray, but will be a good companion piece all in all.
I created the feathers using a triangle from the SCAL library and then colored them using markers. I doubled them up for a clean finish front and back. I added some stitching details and inked the edges before gluing them to the turkey body. These are tucked into the body piece before gluing the sides together, but could be glued to the back panel instead if desired.
For the top of the box I added a maple leaf (also found in the SCAL library), colored it with ink and then roughed up the edges a bit before gluing it in place. The lid to the box is held in place with a hook and loop dot.
If I were to do another one, I think I would change up the book cover colors a bit and add a couple of leaves draping them over the edges of the books as well as add a few more details on the spines about the books with some different wording. Lots of options and I do think I see a snowman in a future iteration of the this file.
On a side note: Sandy is closing her web store sometime next year. She has set up an etsy store and is moving a few things over to Creative Fabrica as well. So we won’t be losing access to her creative files and work. You’ll also want to follow her on YouTube for assembly videos.
Wishing you a creative day! Have fun and keep nurturing your soul….
it costs nothing

3 Positives:
checked off a few “extras” on the to-do list for the week
got a start on a new 12 part project
enjoyed watching a movie with T again last evening
My Journey Notes:
Early morning message from the doctor yesterday as hoped for. He liked the TSH numbers a lot and thinks they should stay pretty stable. No change in medication or dosage for the time being. I’m definitely good with that! We’ll do another blood draw at the end of the year or right after the first of the new year.
Again… The daily lists are working well for now. I checked off all but two things on yesterday’s list. I’ve moved one thing to Friday’s list and one to Saturday’s – just for convenience sake since we’ll be out and about doing some other things those days in those areas of town.
optimism
3 Positives:
6 of 12 mini projects in the sketchbook
blood draw done and results are in
take out from Bella’s for dinner – YUM and under $50
My Journey Notes:
Blood draw results for TSH were much better than the last several months. I think we’re pretty close to the target numbers the doctor wants to see. Fingers crossed. Still having an issue with getting one of my prescriptions refilled, so we’ll see how that rolls out later this morning. I’m thinking we may need to change pharmacies again as the open hours have shrunk significantly in the last couple of months and they aren’t open on the weekends now either. And it’s difficult to get there while they’re open and at least one of my meds doesn’t qualify for home delivery at last check.
Insomnia cycle is back in play. Memory is holding it’s own, though I’m grateful for my helpers who support me and keep me moving forward and supply answers when needed.









