Weekly Musings of the 13th
Motorcycles who are still on the roads in November will be heading to Port Dover today. This is the t-shirt the town put out since this 13th is in November and Remembrance Day is so close. I think it is a really great shirt.
This was mostly a stay at home week which was nice since I have four appointments coming up in the rest of the month. Great news is that I spaced them well enough to not be overwhelming and kept a week for puttering.
Which of course means there is not too much to write about this week. Hubby's health is much better now that the infection is gone and his cold seems to be on the way out too. I managed to avoid it all together which I am really happy about too.
Nearly finished the canvas picture with wool I have been working on so I am thinking pictures of it next week. I did get another puzzle done while enjoying another re-read of books in my collection too.
I, also got a chance to video chat with my sister on Monday which was a real blessing as I really needed some sister time. We try to keep it down to an hour and no longer but that can be really tough sometimes. This was one of those tough times.
The sky was truly red in the early hours of Remembrance Day and was cold too. We stayed home to watch the Ottawa broadcast of the ceremony which is always special to our hearts as Ottawa was our home for so long.
Hubby had new plans for his trains and so was working in his room creating a new layout.
Here he is doing the wiring for the lights and such. The house closest is one he made himself. He has way more patience than I do for such things.
So, that was the at-home week that was.
Thanks for stopping by and wishing you a lovely weekend and week ahead.







Robert is a real artist with those trains! Love the puzzle picture, too. And I totally "get" the need for sister time! Now I have to go warm up my fingers, as I'm typing in my frigid bedroom... oven, here I come (see my blog for the whys... long story).
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