Well, it's the end of my lallygagging. So far this year, I've been good at puttering and embracing slow living. Maybe a little too good. You know there is a fine line between puttering and lallygagging. I feel I can tell the difference after a long "study" into them. Ahaha. I actually really enjoyed our January and February. I will look back on these 2 months fondly as a time of healing for me.
Not too many pictures to share for this Farmhouse Friday. We, (Al mostly) made some lemon powder. We freeze dried them. We plan to add a teaspoon to hot or cold drinks and add in my baking. He actually did 15 pounds of lemons.
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February 28 is Rare Disease Day. I posted this on my Facebook page.
I love receiving my Little Bull Falls Soapworks subscription box. Her soaps are the best!
I have been making some little needle felted animal ornaments for a tree in our shop. I guess 1990's geese are in. I made a post that said: Honk, honk, grab your gaggle and waddle on down to Town Hall Trinkets
March is upon us
March will bring back a schedule and routine for me. I will be going to aqua therapy 2 times a week, adding a few more hours to our scheduled days open and working on sorting my own inventory. So, I'm officially letting go of my lallygagging time, well rested and ready to putter a long again.
Blessings from Ringle, Wisconsin.
What a great blog post!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear of your health struggles. It must be really frustrating. You seem to have a good way of coping as best as you can, with a smile, humour and determination.
Well done you and Al for doing all those lemons!
Absolutely love the needle felted bird. Rather than lallygagging it sounds as though you've been really productive.
Thanks Sharon, I appreciate your kind words.
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