He Arose!

I painted this pillowcase for my gson, Will for Easter. Hope everyone has a wonderful and blessed Easter.

I went to the neurosurgeon today. I am put on hold until Friday week, when they will take another mri and some more xrays. The foot is healing a bit every day.

How is this for a cute shoe, lol! Unfortunately they only come in one per set. I went to the ortho doc today and he changed the splint and bandage for this shoe--so much more comfortable. The foot is healing nicely and I will be good as new before long. Hope everyone had a wonderful St. Patrick's Day!

This is my hallway. This is my area that I have decided to show my love of birds. I must say that if a bird happens to fly into the house, I am petrified and run for cover, lol. There are birdhouses and nests and birds in the hallway--along with many family pictures.

Tomorrow I go to the orthopedic doctor to have a permanent cast of some type put on my foot. He was out of town last week or it would already be done. How I wish I had shaved my legs and painted my toenails before the fall!

I had so many plans to make special gifts for this Easter. I am going to try and work on some today; so hopefully will have a picture soon.

As a final thought, this is a day that the Lord has made, let us be glad and rejoice in it!

In one of the crazy twists and turns of life, I fell Sunday and broke one of the metatarsal bones in my left foot. I called my sister and told her I guess we were competing, lol. Of course she won as she broke three bones, lol. Hopefully soon, I shall be back to creating.

Sisters are one of the special gifts from God. Actually, there were four sisters, but the baby (Jacqueline) was 15 years younger than me; so wasn't born at this time. She now is at home in heaven. This is from left to right, Peggy (the baby at this time), Mary (the first born) and myself, Judy (the middle child). This post is about Mary. She fell and broke her leg in 3 places last week and underwent surgery today. She tripped while walking her little dog. She is doing well, but still has a bit of a recovery. Mary has had our mother, who has Alzheimers, living with her for many years. That makes her part "saint". She is also one of the most creative and talented people around--has made many gorgeous quilts. Get well quick Mary!