After a Project
Apr. 7th, 2016 09:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
puppetmakerI got a project done last night with a few stitches this morning. I have recorded it for my records and it will be shipped off today.
So today is about reclaiming the living room from the last couple of days work and finding the materials for the next project. I also have other things that need to be done to keep the harmony of the home.
I also have to go to the post office and send some stuff out.
So there is my day. This is one of the few days that Caroline doesn’t have something after school and we don’t have bowling so everyone is home at the same time. Gives me some flexibility with dinner, which is nice.
After I get done with a project and am not frantically trying to get something done for a convention, I have to take a pause before starting the next thing. My brain needs some time to reset before I start working through the next. This time around I have to convince my brain that it has 24 hours to reset before I start up on the next project. I don’t have the usual 3 to 4 days to get back on the horse like when we go to a convention.
Last night was a challenge because my hands decided to not cooperate. Trying the thread a needle was more of an adventure than I needed. I might need to get my eyes checked again too. But I pushed through and got the buttons and snaps in place.
I am grateful that I can give myself some time to get my brain back to one.
So today is about reclaiming the living room from the last couple of days work and finding the materials for the next project. I also have other things that need to be done to keep the harmony of the home.
I also have to go to the post office and send some stuff out.
So there is my day. This is one of the few days that Caroline doesn’t have something after school and we don’t have bowling so everyone is home at the same time. Gives me some flexibility with dinner, which is nice.
After I get done with a project and am not frantically trying to get something done for a convention, I have to take a pause before starting the next thing. My brain needs some time to reset before I start working through the next. This time around I have to convince my brain that it has 24 hours to reset before I start up on the next project. I don’t have the usual 3 to 4 days to get back on the horse like when we go to a convention.
Last night was a challenge because my hands decided to not cooperate. Trying the thread a needle was more of an adventure than I needed. I might need to get my eyes checked again too. But I pushed through and got the buttons and snaps in place.
I am grateful that I can give myself some time to get my brain back to one.
