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Thursday, March 5, 2026

I LIKE Thursday #271

 



Joining LeeAnna  at Not Afraid of Color. Today, the conversation starter is one that brings back memories. 

March 5 2026


What was the worst haircut you ever had?
There have been a few! Luckily I don’t have photos. lol. My mom always cut our bangs. Some were good, some not so much. In fact, I’m never really satisfied with a haircut until it’s about 10 days old. But I had a friend that had a real mishap. Back in the 70’s it was popular to razor cut fringe bangs. Her stylist was happily cutting her bangs when her hand slipped and cut a slice off the top of N’s nose!

But this week no haircut problems, though I’m not happy with this current one either. 
I put away the February Valentine decor. Slowly there is some March themed things appearing.  

A Kathy Schmitz seasonal stitch, a mostly green and shamrock table runner and March Alphabet Shamrocks from  Melisa at Pinker n Punkin Quilts and Stitching and a-made-years-ago, Patchabilities Shamrock skinny wall hanging. If you click on the link to Melisa’s blog and scroll down you will find a plethora a stitch charts for March. 


I received a late birthday gift from my daughter. It’s a journal. 

Yup. I’m 80. Can you see my name as part of the flower stem?  I thinks that’s so cool. 


The color is truer in the photo of the back. A lovely lavender.

It was a sunny warm day on Tuesday. We drove to Spearfish SD for lunch. While there we checked out their animal shelter. Many, many cats, one huge dog, and 4 medium sized. Mr Busy was really interested in one. Wish I’d taken a photo, but she barked and barked and barred her teeth. The attendant said she didn’t like kids, and would take some getting used to. But she just didn’t warm up to Mr. Busy. As soon as he said to her, “well I guess you’re not going home with me” she quit barking and laid down in the shade next to her kennel. 

My holiday cactus thinks it’s an Easter Cactus, by flowering early. Silly thing. 



And my birthday flowers are starting to fade.  Such a pretty pink. 



Off to my stitching group this morning. I’ll probably work on the St Patrick’s Day themed stitch. 


I love the green color, but not sure about the white sheep. Probably should have tea dyed this white fabric first. Hmmmm?


Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy and Hopeful. 





6 comments:

  1. oh Judy, I LOVED your post, (hope this comment sticks the landing)
    all the quilts are so lush! Your new stitching is going well, absolutely love the journal and want one. Have to tell my husband. Shelter's are stressful, we went to a lot after Cole passed and never left with a dog.
    This time I looked, put in enquiries, talked to everyone to look out for me, tried to rescue even from a great distance. Nada. For 6 + months. like it was a job.
    Then Dewi showed up and he's perfect for us. I had to get to a place where I said, any color, any gender, any size poodle. Tell me what DH wants so I can keep my eye out for one... Love, LeeAnna

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  2. Oh! I forgot about razor blade hair cuts! I had one of those!!

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  3. Yikes! I am sorry that happened to your friend. I have had my face splashed with cold water, my neck burned with a curling and my earring ripped out but I have never been cut!

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  4. My hair is too curly for bangs, so I could never have them, but oh did I want them! But trimming always looked tricky. That is a sweet journal your daughter gave you! And I love all your March decorations - so pretty in all the greens.

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  5. Pretty flowers! (Ugh - I hate when I sew a bunch of pieces together before I realize the bobbin is out.)

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  6. Happy belated BIG BIRTHDAY, Judy! Such a wonderful gift from your daughter. Beautiful spring decor.

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