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I had to make a card for my great nephew's birthday and was having a hard job thinking of an idea. Then, when I posted the previous card for my neice, I thought I could work it along the same line. I also remembered that my nephew - Charlie's Dad, had let me onto his Facebook page where there were lots of photos of Charlie, so it was a shame not to make use of them.I hope he won't mind having his face all over his card!
I saw the physiotherapy consultant last night, and I'm going to have 24 sessions over the next 8 weeks. I asked him how hopeful he was that it would improve my current state and he wasn't that positive in his comments. I think it may be a matter of too little too late.Still, after all the time that I spent on crutches , and suffering a broken rib, I am going to give it my best shot, do everything I'm instructed to and hopefully get some benefit out of it. I think this maybe a good time to buy paracetamol shares!I haven't had chance to make a card the last few days, so I'm putting up a Blue Peter card instead. It was made for my niece's birthday.
....to make a new baby card. This one is an order from my neighbours, who are out here on holiday.
I had a hospital appointment at mid-day, so arrived there at 11.30. I was in with the consultant at 11.33 and back in his room again after having an x-ray at 12.00...so far so good. He is going to give me a course of physiotherapy and then if that doesn't improve things, we will start to discuss a new knee. Hurray, at last someone who realises that although I'm too young in medical thoughts to have a new one, life is passing me by and now is really a good time to have it. Straight from the hospital to my card class. I gave the ladies quite a challenge today as they have never done any floral punch craft before. The card here is the one that they did, but I also was challenged as I had a new student in the class - one who had never done any crafting before. Poor lady was mortified when she realised what her first card would be, but we got there in the end.
The first one is that the hospital called and my appointment is rescheduled for Monday 2nd February. Please keep everything crossed that it isn't cancelled again.The second thing is that I have been asked to do some workshops on the Cuttlebug and Nestabilities. I was chuffed to be asked as I love using both and so teaching others how to use it will be very enjoyable. For those of you who read this who are not crafters, the Cuttlebug is an embossing and die cut machine and the Nestabilities are dies that can be used in the machine.The card here is one that was made today in class using the Cuttlebug to emboss the pattern.
Thought it was about time that I put something on here. What with people inviting me to join them on facebook, and others asking why I have been quiet on here, it all leads me to think that they know something that I don't!So, having spent our Christmas in Cornwall and having enjoyed seeing friends and family it was good to get back to normality here in Spain.We hadn't been back long before our first visitors of the year arrived - my sister Bobbie and her husband Chas (as per photo). They were only here for a 4 day visit, and although I feared that their visit would be marred by the cold, we did have some lovely sunny days and wonderful walks on the beach.Still limping, I had to rely on my faithful crutch for support, and I think I overdid the excerise bit as I suffered the consequences the following week. My hospital appointment was cancelled on the 17th Jan, so I am now waiting for the consultant to recover from what ever illness that she is suffering from and get to find out how I am really getting on - it is a long haul, thats for sure.