Weekly Stitching
Another week down, another project row done! I left off on Night Wish with just that pesky moon to go:
And after almost an entire skein of thread, I finally finished it, with a total of 131.2 hrs:
Despite all my better judgement, I moved on to the next project, Christmas Contest Suteki. I left off on her back in June:
And despite working on her non-stop since Friday night, I only made it here:
It's one of the reasons why I hate this project so much...I work and work on it and barely get anywhere. I have the feeling I won't finish the row by the end of the year. If it wasn't going to be the perfect gift for my Sister, I would chuck it.
I finally got all my Charmed DVDs in to and the theme song is different than the Netflix version. I seriously HATE it when a brilliant 80's song gets butchered, but when you are talking the level of The Smiths, it's downright blasphemous! Luckily I have to fast-forward through the opening sequences anyway because of the seizure factor. That song has always been the song that defined my teenage angst (as I'm sure it did most people's) and to hear it get revamped into a 90's Disney Radio version is almost heartbreaking. Thankfully, we still have YouTube for those lovely reminders of said teenage angst, angst I'm not entirely sure I've grown out of yet.
And after almost an entire skein of thread, I finally finished it, with a total of 131.2 hrs:
Despite all my better judgement, I moved on to the next project, Christmas Contest Suteki. I left off on her back in June:
And despite working on her non-stop since Friday night, I only made it here:
It's one of the reasons why I hate this project so much...I work and work on it and barely get anywhere. I have the feeling I won't finish the row by the end of the year. If it wasn't going to be the perfect gift for my Sister, I would chuck it.
I finally got all my Charmed DVDs in to and the theme song is different than the Netflix version. I seriously HATE it when a brilliant 80's song gets butchered, but when you are talking the level of The Smiths, it's downright blasphemous! Luckily I have to fast-forward through the opening sequences anyway because of the seizure factor. That song has always been the song that defined my teenage angst (as I'm sure it did most people's) and to hear it get revamped into a 90's Disney Radio version is almost heartbreaking. Thankfully, we still have YouTube for those lovely reminders of said teenage angst, angst I'm not entirely sure I've grown out of yet.
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The song I have on a loop is Jefferson Airplane White Rabbit. They played it at a funeral we went to (a man who used to work in our bar for us) and it just hit me in the feels as they say!
Linda