Hello, Friend! I hope you are well.
It’s been too hot around here to get out of the house much these last few weeks. However, I did ride my scooter early one morning down to the lake in our neighborhood to enjoy the dragonflies and flowers for a spell.









I braved the heat for a few minutes one day to get a pic of this lovely female cardinal hanging out in one of the birch trees behind our house.

Since I can’t get outside much I’ve been filling my time sewing. I got a new serger and have been absolutely floored by the steep learning curve. For the first couple of weeks I was convinced that not even NASA’s best could get the crazy thing to work consistently! I have read everything I could get my hands on and watched hours of YouTube vids in a determined effort to conquer and master the beast of a machine. Perseverance, about 15-20 hours of practicing on scraps, rethreading the booger, and adjusting knobs a million times AND…

I FINALLY figured out how to consistently get good seams on my serger! I made a cute nightgown that I love. I ordered this knit jersey on super clearance from Joann’s. The snails are very appropriate 😉.
I had my Ocrevus infusion yesterday so I’m fuzzy-headed with a bit of a headache. Around 4:00 this morning I started flushing from the steroids they served up to go along with it. I should start feeling better by tomorrow. For the first time ever I got to have the drug infused at home – so much easier for me! My newest bestie Bill, the infusion nurse, and I spent five quality hours chatting and sharing the ways God has worked in our lives. God is so good!
Thanks for stopping by. God be with you! ❤️, Amy
Bill was blessed no doubt! Jason had the BEST nurse named Bob. Those Bill’s and Bob’s. You just never know what excitement you’ll get into!
Buffy Spencer Century Elementary, Speech-language Pathologist 417.724.3821
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I loved your pictures, Amy. I take pictures of dragonflies and birds, too. I am teaching at the Meadow Crest ELC in Renton, WA (nearer the Seattle airport than Seattle itself. Seattle is on the other side of Lake Washington from me.
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