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I'm Baaaack!


Well, I had my surgery Monday, was home Tuesday afternoon, and today I feel pretty good! I still feel tired and a bit sore, but this is really an improvement. I'm bored from sitting around but based on all the wonderful advice I've received, I need to embrace it and relax! I really would love to go out and get some wings and beer at Wild Wings with my sweetie, but I guess that will have to wait. I will not have the brain to make any beads until next week, I'm guessing, but my store is open for business and I'm mailing things out, so please visit my SueBeads etsy store here!

In the meantime, look for my Bead Soup Blog Party post tomorrow morning bright and early! At least I'll be able to peruse a lot of blogs in my down time!

Comments

SummersStudio said…
Welcome home, Sue! I am sooo happy to hear you are feeling well. Do give it a rest for a week or so. That anesthsia messes with the brain for a little while. What colour are you painting the kitchen? :-)
Anonymous said…
Sue, glad you are back and doing well! Wishing you a very speedy recovery!
Sally
fireflymyst said…
I'm glad you are feeling better. Take care and relax. You can go to Wild Wings soon enough:)
Sorry to hear you are out of commission. Get well soon.
Glad you are home and feeling well.
I will be back tomorrow!!
Take care.
stregata said…
Glad to hear you are feeling quite well - be a good girl and take it easy!
Jo said…
I'm glad you're home and feeling better Sue. Make sure that you do rest!
ViviBijoux said…
Hi Sue, I got a few beads from you, Love them, Good to see you in the BSP, hope everythings ok with you and that your etsy shop's going strong...Nice job on your piece! smile, Virginie ViviBijoux.com

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