Discovering

Ding!

Good morning.  Really.  First morning I feel back to myself.  Way back, like finding a deeper me.

He's been watching  me.  As if he is expecting something.

wild raspberry

I didn't count but there are so many, maybe a million?  And blackberries coming soon.

And I guess this is milkweed.  The tall kind.  A field of it.  I've not had much experience with it.  But I'm glad to see it here.

This one is from way back.  Not sure I named it.  Doesn't matter.  I pulled it out to remind myself not to stray too far from what I need.  My true self.  It has been a difficult 2 weeks.  In more ways than just Covid.  I will do some talking as soon as words form.

 

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  1. Mo Crow

    (((Jude))) cats and stitching bring such comfort through all the ups & downs of this roller coaster ride called life
    Love your rainbow of tiny fragments !

  2. Sue Facherty

    Celebrating your return to ‘normball’ as my granddaughter says.
    Though, without care, twirly can creep up on a person.
    Take wise Soul O’s lead and make like a cat … without the mouse catching bit xx

  3. Maria A

    Hi 👋 Jude
    Cats are incredible healers 😻 even though I have figs .. I love cats 🐱 good to hear you are feeling stronger .
    Big hugs 🤗
    Maria

  4. Judith

    Soul-O is taking care of you in cat fashion. Scooter slept next to me through 5 months of chemo.
    Hooray for berries of all kinds!

  5. Bernadine Reeb

    Milkweed = Monarchs!!
    Be like the monarchs; eat well, wrap yourself up in good vibes and emerge as a beautiful butterfly when you’re ready. ❤

  6. Diana Angus

    Soul-o knows you better than anyone. Glad you are on the back side of Covid. When I had Covid my appendix burst. Not fun, but way in the past.

      • Diana Angus

        Did not mean it like that. Just very happy that you got through it. I tried to gut it out and it cost me. But, all is good and I hope that we all stay on the back side of this recurring virus.

  7. Nancy

    Ah, I remember the full color spectrum 9 patch. Always love that it was not complete, but instead held the promise of more.
    Glad you are returning to self. 🙂

  8. Marjee Zeier

    This year is the first year I got gooseberries from my Hinomaki, and the strawberries produced a few fruits. The strawberries are white with a pinkish blush and taste like cotton candy.

  9. Very good to see/know that you are up and about, at last … covid selecting its own parameters for length & intensity of illness yet again.
    Should you have any questions, jude, please don’t hesitate to write, as I’ve got a bit of (unwanted) experience with all of it at this juncture, having gone through two bouts of it (3 years apart), much to my chagrin. 🫤
    That cat 🐈‍⬛ – those EYES!

    • jude

      Yes, different for everyone, got caught up in some neurological issues, but they passed thankfully.
      Love my pal Soul-o ❤️

  10. Sara Jordan

    So glad to know you’re better, Jude! And yes, it does look like Soul-O is “watching” — he loves you and was concerned…waiting for you to “return”…

  11. sarita

    Love the abstraction of the cloth above. Sketchiness of the form says a lot about simply going. One tiny, thoughtful addition at a time! 💖

  12. Cj

    A puzzle on nine, each one growing. It’s intriguing and inspiring. Grew up on boiled berries and dumplings.
    Hi SoulO, relieved you’re back on top Jude.🤗

  13. Beth G

    Hooray!!! Happy to hear you are feeling more like yourself!
    Soul-O says: Mom’s up.. what are we going to do today.
    Sounds like you will have berries .. are you thinking of a dye pot??
    Save some for eating.
    I love the “found” cloth .. like the minature placement of tiny bits of fabric.
    Continue to feel better!

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