Instead I'll work on the dreaded UN-finished binding of TWO rugs.
Here is a link to a DIY Mask video for a couple versions of the mask.
Saundra
Wednesday, March 25, 2020
HEALTH & RUG HOOKING
Will post the rug hooking segment first since my blog is dedicated to we rug hookers. I've reverse hooked loops and re-hooked some on Windy Day. Tonight I'll not hook as I want to 'sleep on it' and decide how to handle the "windy" part of the rug. Just the slant of the house and tree isn't enough for me ~ I want to SEE the wind.
Instead I'll work on the dreaded UN-finished binding of TWO rugs.
Last Monday before going to pick up what little was available at the grocery store (which wasn't much) I made myself a face mask. It worked fine and nobody looked at me like I was an alien. No, I don't have Coronavirus (at least not symptoms) but want to protect myself from anyone else who may be coughing even if just allergy related.
Here is a link to a DIY Mask video for a couple versions of the mask.
My thanks and my heart go out to all those BRAVE Nurses, Doctors, Police and other first responders who put their own health on the line during this critical health time. But it isn't just their health, it is the family they love and go home to each day or night.
Saundra
Instead I'll work on the dreaded UN-finished binding of TWO rugs.
Here is a link to a DIY Mask video for a couple versions of the mask.
Saundra
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We must be thankful for anyone working in the medical professions. I am also very thankful for everyone who continues to work to keep this country going. Where would we be without the truck drivers? The cashiers at the grocery stores? You get my drift :)
ReplyDeleteThankful for all the essential workers!
ReplyDeleteWow,,, so important right now,,,
We all have to be thankful for all those working in these times..
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Yes we need to give shout outs to all who are working the front line. Scary times. Janice
ReplyDeleteYour Windy Day makes me smile every time I see it...even if it is 2-3x in the same day as I try to catch up on my blog reads. Maybe it's because it's always windy here in my corner of Nod. If it's "windy" elsewhere, you can bet it's gale force winds here. Yes, every day I say a prayer of thanks for those health care workers risking their own health and that of their family's to take care of the rest of us. I heard on the news last night of one dr who actually sent his family 1/2 way across the country to keep them safe during this...safe from him. :-(
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