I started a new collection.
And I didn’t even intend to!
I like collections.
I have a few.
Collections have the potential of adding creative color to our sometimes
bland colored days!
I collect
Polish Pottery,
Cookie-Cutters,
and
Yarn.
(Well, maybe yarn is just an obsession.)
My husband would also add “all-things Kate Spade” to the list, but I think it’s just a strong affection.
However, after going through the linen closet to find the “exact-size” I needed…I have determined 27 boxes of ONE item officially qualifies as a collection!
It seems I have amassed an exorbitant amount of Band-Aids.
(Giggles.)
I am certain anyone with skin-cancer understands.
The band-aids have a way of taking over throughout the course of one’s wound care and with numerous tumor removals, they seem to multiply like rabbits!
Your Doctor will tell you how often you should change your dressing at home. They will explain that as your wound heals, you should not need as much gauze or packing gauze and the bandage will decrease in size.
It’s important to follow any instructions you are given on how to change the dressing. But I do find it just as important to color a little outside the lines too!
Boxes #26 & #27 respectfully.
Wouldn’t it be terrible?
Wouldn’t it be sad?
If just one single color
was all the color we had?
hugs n’ blessings for all the color you will add to the world today!
And may you collect it (all) in Spades, too!
I would love to learn more about you some time. Your journey and your life must have made you the person you are today. Faith transforms all things and you manage to colour what you share on this site with life and joy. Thank you.
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Awe, Faye your words warm my spirit and make my heart smile. All glory to Him though, as you so well know. I am grateful for the care & protection He offers me AND for the earthly angels (hint-hint) He graces me with. Sincere hugs for the time you take to stroll through my site and encourage me along the way!!
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I have the same collections as you, except mine are a little messier! Great Post Dawn!
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Awe, thank you Nicola!! How wonderful to learn we have similiar tastes!!! Which is your favorite??? I’d have to say I’d have a hard time choosing between my three…the band-aids well, they could go! Giggles. Hugs for taking the time to visit my site!!!
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I do cross stitching, rug making, polymer clay and any craft that makes my heart sing. At the moment I am making comforting things for my daughter to take to university to help her if she struggles to be away from home at first. I am making her an English paper piercing quilt and a special rug made from her Favourite childhood clothes. And something from each of us. She goes in September and I know that she will love it once she has settled in.
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Wow! You are a busy-bee no doubt! And your daughter will be so touched by all the love and care you have stitched together, for her own personalized piece of comfort!! I remember how difficult it is sending them off that first year, but trust in the great foundation you have laid underneath her and know she will always have that to rely upon! Hugs & Blessings to you both during this exciting time of transition!!
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Thank you… Big hug..
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Love the crayon quote! You do have a heck of a lot of yarn and bandaids. LOL! I hope you’re making some good stuff with that yarn! I’m enjoying catching up on your posts. 😉
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Thank you, SHannon!!! I’m tickled to have you stroll through my site and I do so verily hope to have you back more often!! Your work continues to uplift and inspire me! Hugs!!!
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