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Meliny	So I had this silly idea...		Lead	[-]
Posts: 1221 03/25/09 11:52:49 Task Master	Tags : None After a 3 year hiatus from stitching, I don't even know where all of my projects are stashed so I had this silly idea that I could find them one at a time and work on them until completion. I was bouyed by the completion of my degree. If I can slog through Organic Chemistry, I can do anything, right? So here's how that worked: Monday I worked on Happy are Those by Sweetheart Tree. Did not complete. Tuesday I worked on Needle Guardian by Teresa Wentzler. Did not complete. Today I'm itching to start Rune Sampler by Dracolair. sigh I'm pretty sure Rotation Stitchers is my rightful home. http://home.comcast.net/~meliny/
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jenharper		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2193 03/25/09 12:37:59 Rotation Scientist	:lol Meliny, Yup you are truly home. Maybe if you can keep yourself from finding everything, you may just manage to finish one or two along the way. Oh and slogging through O Chem is easy. You've got all those deadlines of exams to keep you honest. Stitching without deadlines, why bother finishing as long as you are having fun. After all if the pieces waited 3 years for you to refind them, what's a few more months/years to them. Jen From SF Bay Area, CA
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siouxzqs		#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 303 03/25/09 16:52:14	Well, so far so good? I mean, you actually picked up a needle so you're heading in the right direction. Susan The only thing constant in life is change. My pics blog 50 project challenge - finished 50!
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jenharper		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2194 03/25/09 18:02:14 Rotation Scientist	I saw this fabulous quote on a little inspirational poster today at DS's piano lesson. It went something like this forgive me if I get it a little bit off. "It's good to have an end of a journey to strive for, but in the end it's the journey that really matters." Ursula K. LeGuin (She's one of my favorite authors so is the only reason why I remembered her name) Seemed relevant to your conundrum here, and for all of us. Jen From SF Bay Area, CA
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Mudmonkey		#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 898 03/26/09 06:18:46 Sister Golden Needles	Welcome Home Meliny! Vicki,Sister Golden Needles Main Projects : , Royal Military College of Canada Emblem, Sunflower Tablecloth , Fern, Christmas Bells Currently working on: Sanman Originals Christmas SAL , March Reading: The Vanished Man by Jeffrey Deaver
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1Terry		#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2001 03/26/09 14:09:28 The ONE	Ah Meliny! You are home. I'm sure the stitching brain cells that you haven't been using will start to activate and you will start to find all those WIPs. And Jen's right, it's the journey, not the finish, that I think we all love so much! TerrY *TWBBer since Sep '98/Rotation Stitcher since Sep '02/The Wagon since Jun '06* "Improvise, Overcome, Adapt" from Heartbreak Ridge (Now, doesn't that sound like sound advice to use on some of our stitching?) Completed projects for 2009: 12 as of 3/13/09; 100 Project Challenge started 7/1/07: 96 of 100 done; "Finishing Off" Project Challenge: 56 out of 60 done
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