Any suggestions out there??
And to keep this stitching related here is the latest progress on Ann Grimshaw. I really love this sampler. Love the fabric, love the silk , love the design.
Friday, August 24, 2007
TGIF!!!
This has been one h*ll of a week! My full time job has resumed with great gusto...and I am hating it. I really want to retire, but am about 8 years away to collect full retirement. Since we get no retirement to speak of....49 out of 50th in the United States (Mississippi doesn't have a retirement for teachers...) I really feel I need to stick it out until the full 30 years. This week has tested that "sticking around" plan. I had one therapist quit, one spend several hours on the phone to me because she is stressed out beyond belief...and of course many, many other problems. Working in a different job would be so welcome right about now.....
Any suggestions out there??
And to keep this stitching related here is the latest progress on Ann Grimshaw. I really love this sampler. Love the fabric, love the silk , love the design.
Any suggestions out there??
And to keep this stitching related here is the latest progress on Ann Grimshaw. I really love this sampler. Love the fabric, love the silk , love the design.
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Love your Ann Grimshaw. What color thread are you using if you don't mind my asking? Hope things get better at work.
Using Vikki Clayton silk Indigo Ocean. It is a wonderful teal/blue/green silk. It is probably my favorite color of hers and beleive me when I say, there are many to choose from! Karen
Karen- Both Ann Grimshaw and Beatrix Potter are looking fantastic.
Hang in there with your job. 8 years may seem like a lot, but think about the 22 years you'd be throwing away and not get any retirement. I'm in a similar situation, that I'm really not enjoying my job right now, but I have another 6 to go before I can get my 20-year retirement. Of course, even after the 20 years I'll need to get another job, I'll be too young for full retirement.
I don't have any suggestions, but encouragement!! You really are making a difference, even if it doesn't feel like it.
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