I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing

[rolanni]

What went before ONE: So, fixed what I wrote yesterday, placed it in the WIP, fixed the chapter-by-chapter, and? That's probably all the writing-related tasks I'm doing today.

The WIP, still titleless, clocks in at +/-64,160 total words.

What went before TWO: Had a good time at needlework; actually remembered to stop at the grocery before I got home, have served up coon cat happy hour. Need to put away the rest of the groceries, then find something to eat.

Everybody stay safe; I'll see you tomorrow.

Wednesday. Sunny and cool. Windows in my office are open.

Google initially told me that it was going to be "rainy" today. Questioned more closely, it admitted that there was a moderate chance of rain between 4pm and 5pm. Which piece of optimism Wunderground does not support, though it's teasing me with the possibilities of thunderstorms on Friday. I could use me a good thunderstorm.

Trooper has already eaten a can and a half of gooshy food. Which reminds me that I ought to weigh him.

Breakfast was pb&j on a whole wheat English muffin. Tali came by to sit on my lap and purr while I finished my first cup of tea, so that was pleasant. Lunch has not yet suggested itself.

Today's to-do includes doing one's duty to the cats, exploring online/possibly subscription exercise programs (I know this about myself: If I haven't made a commitment of some kind, I will not Just Exercise out of the abundance of my own good sense.), take a walk, and! writing.

My embroidery project at the moment was supposed to be a shirt I want to embroider, but I haven't gotten my act in gear to decide what I want to do exactly and position the designs. So, I've been working on the little piece of handwork I was taking with me when we traveled. It was "supposed" to be an outline -- by which I mean, not filled in -- but I had started to fill it in as practice for stitching fur, and for twisting two colors of thread together. Last night, I finished the center. Pic below.

What relaxation project are you working on?

Today's blog post title once more from ee cummings: "you shall above all things be glad and young"

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[spiffikins]

Have you ever heard of Anne from https://lolliandgrace.com/ ?

She has gorgeous stitch patterns - including what she calls "thread painting" - very much like what you've done with the fox's fur. I've done a couple of her stitchalongs and she is very good at providing video instructions showing how to blend the colours when "painting"

I highly recommend any of her patterns or signing up for one of her free stitchalongs. You can buy the supplies yourself or order a kit, usually.