Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Friday, March 5, 2010
Welcome to my blog!
I love to cross stitch and design my own cross stitch patterns. Recently I found myself to be very interested in dollhouse miniatures and decided to try my hand in needlepoint for dollhouses.
I hope you will like it. All comments are very appreciative.
Usually I start several projects at one time because I am having hard time to finish one the same project till the end. When I am tired with one project, I start working on another, until all of them are done. And at the end of the week I have 4 or 5 completed projects!
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 2010
Last week I took my husband to the hospital. He will be 40 in April. He has been living for 40 years and even didn't know that he has been having blood disorder until one day he just couldn't inhale at all. After dozen of blood tests, X-ray, ultra sound they found that he had about 10 blood clots in his left lung, a few in the right lung, several in his legs. Now the rest of his life he is sentenced to take medicine to keep his blood thin. Fortunately, today I took him back home. We have passed another life test and are back to the normal life.
I love to cross stitch and design my own cross stitch patterns. Recently I found myself to be very interested in dollhouse miniatures and decided to try my hand in needlepoint for dollhouses.
I hope you will like it. All comments are very appreciative.
Usually I start several projects at one time because I am having hard time to finish one the same project till the end. When I am tired with one project, I start working on another, until all of them are done. And at the end of the week I have 4 or 5 completed projects!
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 2010
Last week I took my husband to the hospital. He will be 40 in April. He has been living for 40 years and even didn't know that he has been having blood disorder until one day he just couldn't inhale at all. After dozen of blood tests, X-ray, ultra sound they found that he had about 10 blood clots in his left lung, a few in the right lung, several in his legs. Now the rest of his life he is sentenced to take medicine to keep his blood thin. Fortunately, today I took him back home. We have passed another life test and are back to the normal life.