Well, hello. After working through all the stages of grief this week I am now back in real time. I've eaten my way through that bag of chips, a bag of Twizzlers, a full size Milky Way and Three Musketeers bar AND three days worth of Chinese take out so it's time to get back to the new normal and let her memory be a blessing. Thank you all so much for your messages and comments on the passing of Dear Departed Kitty. It was so kind of you all. When you share stories of your own grief it means so much. I'm not sure why, but getting permission to grieve your heart out when you lose a pet is important. I guess it's because we don't get the collective grieving we get when a human family member passes even though the pain is as bad and sometimes even worse.
Yesterday I also finally got the new front door painted. I am so ready to be over this painting.
Speaking of painting, The Mister's been keeping busy at night too. He just finished this Halloween paint by number.
Speaking of painting, The Mister's been keeping busy at night too. He just finished this Halloween paint by number.
So sorry for the loss of your cat, its always very hard to see them go, they really do become family.
ReplyDeleteJillxxx
Oh, you are a very good writer-you have me crying one minute and laughing the next! I gave up the Inktober so I am enjoying your posts! You DH needs to staple his canvases over the stretched canvases you can buy and have a gallery in your home! I love to see what he does! The halloween one would be a good one on the front door!
ReplyDeleteHitler in Pigtails! That is truly hilarious Debbie. I know the hurt isn't gone, just a bit numbed by time. I'm still praying for you my friend. I think all of your projects are great and can't believe how much you accomplish. I absolutely love The Mister's painting of the old truck. Old trucks are definitely a weakness of mine.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your tiling today!
Blessings and love,
Betsy
Those paint-by-numbers are great! And love your inktober!
ReplyDeleteI recently learned that painters tape isn't supposed to be left on for more than a couple of hours... Tape, paint, pull tape off ....and apparently put tape on again for the second coat... but who has time for that???
I confess, I rarely tape, because I hate prep work. I've got some good brushes, and I keep a wet rag handy to clean up any drips, or paint on places not supposed to have paint. If you catch it right away, it wipes right off!