Incoherent Scribblings

It has officially been a week since I started my daily rotation system and I am sure you are dying to know how it has been going for me, so here is a quick run-down:

(Last) Thursday: Stitched for four hours on “Fairy Flora.”
Friday: Completed Pansy #6 on “Stiefmütterchen” and finished Cathy’s RR.
Saturday and Sunday: Stitched for 9 ½ hours on “Celtic Spring” as part of the FGBB Stitch-A-Thon.
Monday: Needed a little break, so I didn’t stitch at all. However, I did buy the floss I needed to start “Above the Clouds” and “Four Seasons Cats.” I also briefly fell off The Wagon as I succumbed to MLI’s “In the Arms of an Angel” while I was at my LNS.
Tuesday: Stitched on “Catch the Wind” as part of my SAL with Cathy and got a pretty good start on Anna’s dress.
Yesterday: Kitted up “Above the Clouds” and “Four Seasons Cats.” Wednesday will be my “Four Seasons Cats” day so I thought about starting it, but I worked some more on “Catch the Wind” instead.
Today: Worked on “Fairy Flora” all afternoon and finished the top part of Flo’s dress. (BTW: The fabric is not so dark in real life and the floss stands out quite nicely. I am not sure why the scanner is showing the fabric as so dark.)
Tomorrow: Back to “Stiefmütterchen.”

So far I feel pretty good about this rotation system. I wasn’t sure if I would feel like I was getting anything done by switching projects every day, but amazingly I think I am… and I don’t have time to get bored with any one project this way either!

Here is a quick and fun meme that I snagged from Christine: Do a search with your birth year using Google Image Search and choose a picture you like. Then do the same thing using your birthdate. Share them with us.

My year:

And on the day that my mother was busy bringing me into the world (May 22), apparently Nixon also had an eventful day signing the Disaster Relief Act.

Actually, many, many Nixon pictures came up when I searched for 1974. Gee, I wonder why? (Hint: If you aren’t sure, search for August 8, 1974. )