This morning I dug out my old keyboard and hooked it to my laptop so I can use it instead of the laptop keyboard. After talking to my daughter, Mary about the problems I was having, she told me that I'm probably resting my wrists and hands on the keyboard and that is why the cursor continues to jump to previous lines that I've typed. It's been driving me nuts for months. Decided to test it out by blogging this morning and seeing if the curser stays where it's supposed to. So far-- so good. Now I just have to get my fingers and wrists used to the keyboard. I have to push on them more but I'll stick with it-- even though I can already feel the slight cramping in my hands. Oh, life is so hard sometimes. haha
Yesterday I dug out this cable cord that enables me to plug my laptop into my tv set and watch on the big screen. Amazon has some old Robert Mitchum movies that you can watch for free so I intend to give those a try. Also noticed I could play solitaire from my recliner. I like that as I've become addicted to freecell and klondike games.
I restarted sewing this morning and unfortunately I discovered (although I kind of knew it already) that I have no color sense. I want to make a table runner and decided on this flying X quilt square pattern. I was going to make 4 of them for one runner and cut out all the individual pieces I needed. Sewed and pressed them together and once I had one square done, I realized it looked like shit! The pieces are already cut, though, so I have to finish. I won't use them for the runner. I'll have to start over with better colors. Below is the picture from the book and how my first square turned out.
You can barely even see my windmill pattern. Darn it anyhow! And I went so slowly measuring and cutting and sewing.
Friday is physical therapy (at 9 a.m.--UGH!) and Saturday is a memorial at the Elks Club. The week after that is p/t again and a flu and covid shot on Tuesday.
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