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Hi! I am so sick - this has to be the worst cold I have ever had. Really...I don't whine when I get sick! I've had two kids! I had a horrible hemorrhage after I had my daughter, lost half my blood and almost died. I've had cancer! I don't whine - but this cold is kicking my butt! So, even though I have some beads I really need to make, I just can't play with fire today, with my head this fuzzy. It would be stupid! So, I'm going to list some beads, take some photos, and make a bracelet for the Art Bead Scene February challenge. In between laying down and blowing my nose and drinking tons of liquids (my throat hurts SO bad!). We're supposed to get a snowstorm here soon. We are also supposed to go see Jack Hanna tonight, I wonder if he'll travel with this impending weather with all his animals? I would love for it to be rescheduled for a day when I feel better!

Comments

pam ferrari said…
I LOVE YOUR NEW FOCALS. I HOPE YOU FEEL BETTER SOON.
stregata said…
Sorry to hear you're under the weather. Hope you get well real quick!!!
Sharon said…
Feel better and stay warm! Your beads certainly don't look sick~lol!
Unknown said…
I am sorry you are feeling poorly but your new focal are so sick. (At least I think I am funny.)
Sorry to hear you are under the weather. Take it easy and don't feel like you have to keep pushing. Put up your feet and let everyone wait on you. We, all women, don't get enough credit for how super human we are most of the time.
Marie Cramp said…
I am so sorry you feel yucky. You have certainly been through a lot health wise!! Cancer?? good thing for blood donors too! Wow! Hugs :) sending health and sunshine your way

Marie
Silver Parrot said…
Does this mean I need to soak my beads in hand sanitizer when they arrive? JK! Sure hope you feel better soon - colds are the worst! The beads are great - especially that last set of rounds. Definitely my colors!
Glassprimitif said…
Sorry to hear you're so poorly. Love the beads.
This has been the winter for the crud that's for sure! Feel better! The beads look fabulous:)
SummersStudio said…
Sue, you poor thing. It's OK to whinge when you feel bad and you sound so miserable. Hope you are feeling well soon!
peacockfairy said…
Both my hubby and I caught that last week, so I know how you feel. Get well soon!
Rose said…
Oh NO! Zinc, chicken noodle soup, and orange juice... then SLEEP... Feel better soon!!!

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