Mine is in storage for 5 weeks while we wait to move into our new house. I'm sure those first few rows are going to be painful. The big question is did you enjoy the row?

My senior pup has flare ups as well. Great reason to stay curled up on the couch with her close by. She's dreaming in the pic.

There are some fantastic YT channels for clothing, bags, quilting. I find the quilting the most enjoyable, combines precision and stretches of mindless shewing. Kind of like infrastructure in Azure precision in the design but stretches of waiting for things to deploy.

Sewing. I picked it up again during the pandemic, mask making, and haven't looked back. It appeals to my logical brain. Put on happy music and the world goes away. I've just started knitting to keep my hands busy while watching tv/podcasts.

The 2nd easiest time is in menopause :)

First one was ok...2nd one knocked me on my butt for several days. Take it easy.

I have had my ISP tech guy explain to me that the Internet was like a hose. This was after I told him what I did for a living. In another instance my ISP tech guy was made at me for changing the default password on the router. Both interactions were in the last 5 years.

Yes he is. Polls show him leading. IMHO, he's the best person to get us through the next few years with T.

That is so sad. He was a fantastic person.

We couldn't leave our dog alone while she was healing. The shirt really helped while she as at the scratching and licking stage.

If you have a sewing machine, this might do the trick www.ellieandmac.com/products/hoo.... My dog had a tumor removed last month, mid-section and this shirt worked really well.

Same here. I can't wear a bra for a day or two. I'll get the shots on a Friday afternoon and stay in bed for 2 days watching Netflix and napping.