How is this possible?
07-01-2010, 03:52 PM
#21
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RELAX -- Your body/mind is trying to tell You something ...You may not know exactly what that is but ...LISTEN...anyways. How You feel is all YOu need to know for now...just obey Your inner self and relax. When You want to quilt again...You WILL.
07-01-2010, 09:22 PM
#24
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Location: Lakeshore, Ont. Canada
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Originally Posted by katsewnsew
SLAP!!! Snap out of it! You are just a bit under the weather right now, things will be better once you read the forum more!
We all need to sit back and let our brain relax sometimes. Then we can dream up even more projects to do.
07-02-2010, 04:59 AM
#26
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Originally Posted by RatherB Quilting
At work today, there was an overabundance of people, no animals that needed treatments, and nothing pressing that needed doing. We were all staring at one another, so I left. I got off work at 10:30 excited to come home and work on projects and be productive in my own home.
It is now 2:01 and I have no desire what-so-ever to even TOUCH my sewing machine. None. No desire to work on ANY of the ufo's that I have. None. No desire to sort through my stash, no desire to organize my thread, no desire to even think about crafting/quilting.
What is wrong with me??? I don't think I'm feverish, I am not nauseated, I feel generally fine...how is it possible that I have no desire to quilt...AND I'M OK WITH IT???
It's kinda scarey.
It is now 2:01 and I have no desire what-so-ever to even TOUCH my sewing machine. None. No desire to work on ANY of the ufo's that I have. None. No desire to sort through my stash, no desire to organize my thread, no desire to even think about crafting/quilting.
What is wrong with me??? I don't think I'm feverish, I am not nauseated, I feel generally fine...how is it possible that I have no desire to quilt...AND I'M OK WITH IT???
It's kinda scarey.
07-02-2010, 05:30 AM
#27
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: The woods of Northern Maine
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I was lucky enough to leave work early yesterday too. By early I mean I was home at 3pm instead of 5 or 6. I planned on tackling a quilting project but instead I had 3 very large dogs who were glad/surprised to see my home early and wanted to play. I spent the afternoon walking in the woods with the sun shining down thru the trees and a beautiful breeze cooling things off. The dogs were having a grand time chasing each other, squirrels and anything else that moved :) Nope, didn't get any quilting done but for some reason I felt like a new woman when I walked back into the house. I'll pick up my quilting project today and probably have a much clearer mind about the whole thing.
07-02-2010, 06:00 AM
#28
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Location: Midland, TX
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Originally Posted by Maride
Finished can have many meanings. You can finish cutting, you can finish making a block, finish the top, or the sandwich. Every step has it's own "finish". See? You can Finish something today.
Thank you for the new concept!!!
07-02-2010, 06:58 AM
#30
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Sometimes that happens to me, I get some precious free time but all I want to do is read ... or nap !! If I don't feel like sewing, I'll go through fabrics, patterns or mags and get some fresh inspiration :)
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