Getting closer

[wiseheart]

Four more pages made today. That means, eight more are left, plus the front cover. I'm making headway.

Here are pages 18 and 19:



And pages 20 & 21:



We also had social life today. My friend Evie came over to help taking the lace curtains down, as they'll need to be washed on Sunday. Monday the big window cleaning will take place, so we must have the curtains cleaned by then. Fortunately, we have Louise the Older (otherwise known as the washing machine) for the job, but the things need to soak for a full night before.

Evie brought us some fresh cherries from her garden, plus a jar of home-made strawberry jam and a bottle of self-made strawberry syrup. Too bad that we can't have any of them, due to a setback of stomach problems. Perhaps it's really a late side effect of Sputnik, but I'm fed up with it to the eyeteeth. *grrrr*

Comments

[wiseheart]

Thank you, my dear. :)
And how is life treating you in these trying times?

[skyfiery]

:) Are you going to be publishing the book once you're finished with it?

I'm okay. Lol. I've had to make the hard decision to give up pretty much all of the interests that sustain me emotionally as my fibro and M.E. get progressively worse. So I've turned to doing digital art on an iPad lately. Lol. Just been following those 'paint by steps' tutorials, but it's fun anyway.

How about you, other than for the cookbook?

[wiseheart]

It is a one-of-a-kind, handmade cookbook for a six-year-old, so no, it won't be published in any way. :)

Sorry to hear that you had to give up your hobbies; that must have been really harsh. But I'm glad you've found something else. It's important to do something creative from time to time.

July is going to be writing month, as picowrimo will be in session and I've been running those sessions for a couple of years by now. After that, I'll be doing popsickle craft for Christmas. It sounds early, but the preparation will take a long time, before I can start with the actual craft.