Beef stew in a black crock pot.
Beef stew is in the crock pot. Life is good.
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Beef stew in a black crock pot.
Beef stew is in the crock pot. Life is good.
“You can control what you think. You can control how you think, and therefore you can control who you are.”
Eileen Gu, the most decorated freestyle skier in Olympic history
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We have been getting a lot of questions about changing jobs lately. I thing that there is something in the air that is making people think twice as to how they are selling their time.
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I’ve also started working with “I am allowed to…” and “I give myself permission to…” Both great phrases for clearing out ideas that I know are BS, but I still hang onto anyway.
BUT! If I say “I am learning to love…” or “I am open accepting that I…” both of those are true. I AM learning. I’m just at the beginning of the process. And I AM open to the idea, otherwise I wouldn’t be doing this in the first place.
So I can choose a negative self-talk speaking point, and flip it to what is rather be telling myself.
The trick is to rewrite it in such a way that my brain doesn’t automatically reject it. For example, if I try to change “I hate the way I ___” to “I love the way I ___”, my brain rejects that.
This is why affirmations help so many people. They are literally rewriting the thoughts they keep thinking until the new ones overpower the old ones.
Been working my way through The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. At the very beginning she suggests using affirmations to clear out negative self talk. That idea used to feel too woo-woo, even for me, until I realized that beliefs (such as negative self-talk) are just thoughts you keep thinking.
102 stitches tonight In-progress capture of The Wizard of Oz Tree by tiny modernist cross stitch. Tucked into the bottom of the Q-snap, you can see a rainbow over the towers of the Emerald City. On either side of the rainbow, striped sticking with red shoes hang down from a tree branch. Each side of the branch also sports some leaves and a red flower. And there are some red blobs. And some colorful clothing. The Needle minder shows the backs of two angels, one with black wings and one with white. Three of the wings hang loosely behind them. One of the white wings is lifted above the head of the angel with black wings, as if to guard him from falling rain.
102 stitches
On the right, a white rose with yellow and pink highlights. On the left, green leaves. Over both, the following text: My husband crossed over unexpectedly, and I have been feeling overwhelmed. I would like to know if my financial situation will improve, and if I will be able to find trustworthy help to manage my [property. And what do I need to know about my husband’s transition from the physical realm to the spiritual realm?
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In-progress capture of The Wizard of Oz Tree by tiny modernist cross stitch. Tucked into the bottom of the Q-snap, you can see a rainbow over the towers of the Emerald City. On either side of the rainbow, striped stockings with red shoes hang down from a tree branch. Each side of the branch also sports some leaves and a red flower. Some red globes float near the top of the middle shelf. Needle minder is the superhero, Ladybug, doing a flying kick. The text reads Miraculous Ladybug.
82 stitches tonight.
I’m not fast, but at least I’m not steady either. Meh. I’ll get there someday.
In-progress capture of The Wizard of Oz Tree by tiny modernist cross stitch. Tucked into the bottom of the Q-snap, you can see a rainbow over the towers of the Emerald City. On either side of the rainbow, striped sticking with red shoes hang down from a tree branch. Each side of the branch also sports some leaves and a red flower.
88 stitches
In-progress capture of The Wizard of Oz Tree by tiny modernist cross stitch. Tucked into the bottom of the Q-snap, you can see a rainbow over the towers of the Emerald City. On either side of the rainbow, striped sticking with red shoes hang down from a tree branch. Each side of the branch also sports some leaves and a red flower.
It’s been a while since my last cross stitch post. So here’s my update. I have no idea how many stitches since the last time I posted. But I can tell you that tonight I did a total of 151 stitches.
A golden compass, pointing North, rests on a hard wood surface. The text next to it reads "I’ve been clearing energies of toxicity for several months now it has left me feeling very lost. I am looking for help finding the right thing to focus on over the next six months".
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On a yellow background surrounded by questions marks, the text reads, "I am getting close to retiring from a job I love because of mobility problems. I have to start the process of leaving, paperwork, etc. I don't know whether I should start this summer or wait until January. Which should I choose?" At the end there is a graphic of a calendar.
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Went to see the Lilo and Stitch remake. In the middle of it, Mr. Shiny leans over and says, “I get what he’s your favorite. He speaks to your inner brat.”
I mean, yeah. L&S are both neurospicy, too.
Anyway, it was good. I loved it. I shall add it to my collection when it’s available to do so.
A hand holding the box for Drag Queen Oracle deck.
My honey just came back from a trip to Portland (and therefore Powell’s City of Books) and gave me a pressie. He knows me so well!
Baked spinach quiche on a small baking tray.
Baked spinach quiche on a small baking tray.
Eggy Pie! Or as some people call it, quiche. I used a gluten free pie crust and subbed vegan options for the dairy bits.
This recipe was a favorite of mine until my food issues cropped up. Glad that I can have a version of it once more…
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Movie you’ve watched more than six times using gifs
(“Hard mode” no Star Wars, Star Trek, or LOTR)
A leaf, a line across, and a stripy stocking with a ruby slipper. Two fluffy clouds hang underneath the shoe. Today’s needle minder is an image of Cat Noir’s head grinning. Under his face are the words Cat Noir dress
198 stitches. Behold a foot!
It’s funny how adding a contrasting color lets you see the white better. Both in the stocking and the clouds.
A leaf floats in the middle of the left side of the fabric. A thick, green line cuts directly across the middle of the fabric. The needle minder is Mary Poppins holding her umbrella aloft. In large letters across her skirts it says “Mary Poppins”.
270 stitches. If you squint you can see the white stripes. If you squint.
Gridded and mottled Aida fabric in a q-snap frame. There is a leaf on the left, and a line going across the middle of the fabric. The needle minder is a movie clapboard that says, “I speak fluently in movie quotes”.
An auspicious beginning. 87 Full stitches, 123 half stitches. I made a leaf!
Cross stitched hamsa with the fingers pointing down. Decorative elements are vaguely plant-like.
Quickie finish for a friend. Protection from the evil eye. Goodness knows we can all use a bit of that these days.
Pattern: Hamsa Mandala by Ink Circles
Alteration: only one of the hands.
Fabric: generic white aida, 14ct.
Started 03-24-2025
Finished 03-27-2025
Total stitches 1094
7 hrs 40 min
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Sprites in red hats play on 3 shelves, jumping on and around with baskets, pots, and various kitchen implements.
Stitching done! At some point I need to wash and press it, but that’s a future-me problem. Today I bask in the glory of completion.
Are they also in your kitchen?
pattern by Nitka
Fabric by Mystic Fabrics: Lemongrass, Opal 16 Aida
Started July 31, 2023
Completed March 23, 2025
I just finished listening to Cheap Heat, and I wandered over here to hear about Book 5. (Or audiobook 4).
I’m so sorry to hear this! May you reach remission quickly and permanently!