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Coharu washi tape printer

Typing and printing on washi tape

Pinwheel cards

Post it note holder for Filofax

Pinwheel cards

I found the four pinwheels at Michaels. I thought they would make a fun card. The background papers, straws and sentiment stamp are from my Simon Says card club kit. I really like the sentiment," Find your happy everyday".  So true. No matter how hard the day seems, there is always something positive. I think the pinwheels just look happy! I have been waiting for a new video camera to come in the mail. It arrived and I can't seem to get it to work. There is just something about me and technology. We try to get along, but it's usually a rough start. So, if you saw my sons birthday card a few posts down.................yep, I'll be calling him tonight.

My Sweet Friend RAK

My sweet friend, Carole Lowe-Beath sent me this wonderful RAK! Isn't she wonderful? Yes, she is! She made this adorable tote bag, Kleenex holder (including the Kleenex!) and Mickey card. She knows I love Mickey. She embroidered the Mickey and my name, on the tote bag( that she also made). The tote bag has long handles and will be perfect for the wheelchair. I like to put the handles over my shoulder, to keep it off my legs. I love them! I am going to have hubby take me somewhere, anywhere, tomorrow so that I can fill up my tote and use it. Here they are:

Changes

We have changes all of a sudden. My nurse had to leave me because she got another job, my Kaiser nurse discharged me from the Palliative care program today because she felt that my hubby knows how to take care of me, and that he can handle my meds. Usually you go from Palliative care to Hospice, so, being discharged from Palliative care is a good thing! It's good news, with a bit of concern that we are on our own now. Yesterday at chemo, my dr. stopped the bone strengthening IV meds because I have been on it long enough. That takes two hours off my chemo visit. It was nice to get home sooner. I only have one IV drug there from now on. So, here we go, on another cancer adventure....tfl...d

Computer birthday card

I found this unmounted stamp at a scrapbook convention. It cracked me up. My poor son, every time I have a computer question, I have to call him to figure out what to do. This is the first time I have not colored in the image, but, he likes grey and so I kept the card in those colors. The telephone is a Papertrey ink die and the thought bubble is from Sizzix. I can't do a video on it because my hubby was heading over to the post office to get it in the mail so my son would get it in time for his birthday......I don't know what I would do if it wasn't for all the younger people in my life who know way more about computers than I do!........tfl...d

The meaning of the sentiment

I used the sentiment in the Simon Sais June card kit. Where in the world would I be without you has a very deep meaning in our home. My husband is the only who can lift me in and out of the bed, wheelchair and car. My only option is a nursing home if he can't take care of me. My nurse quit a few weeks ago, and my Kaiser Home Health nurse has discharged me from the program. We are on our own now! But, being discharged from Palliative care is a good thing because I am doing so well right now, that they don't feel that I need them. The other option with Palliative care, is going on to Hospice care. If you go on to Hospice, you are doing pretty bad, so, being discharged from Palliative care is a good thing! It doesn't change that I am still bedbound, but, it means that they think we can handle things on our own.