This Blog

 

A few people have asked if they can 'subscribe' to my blog.  I think if you click on the 'follow' button that is considered 'subscribing'.  You might have to use Chrome/Google but I'm not sure.  I am currently monitoring comments, first because I had a harasser, and now because it seems I've reached a high enough level of 'traffic' that bots have discovered that lots of people read my posts and they have been posting comments that are ads.  I sift those out too.  Sometimes they are advertising something I might allow them to post a link to - if they ever bothered to ask permission.  Instead they just insinuate their business into my audience.  I assume they are getting paid to get the word out, but not going to reach this audience that way.  

If you are new to reading my blog, it is largely geared towards weaving and such, with the addition of Things I'm Dealing With, which usually means health issues knocking the stuffing out of me.

And lately, current events.  

No matter how much we don't want to involve ourselves in the politics of the day, if you are human, you also need to be paying attention what people want to do *to* you, as well as *for* you.  

At any rate, you do have to scroll a rather long way down the page to find the 'follow' button, so I thought I would point it out.

I also have a few 'pages' where you can find other stuff.  And of course the rather long list of 'topics' where you can find all of the posts I have tagged with that topic.  I don't always add 'tags', though.

From time to time I find someone 'new' has discovered my blog and some of them let me know that they find my writing 'interesting' and they are reading the post in order from the beginning in 2008.  

My hat is off to you!  

Today is a bitty day.  Two hour presentation on pain and neuroplasticity, which will continue for 10 weeks.  I'm hoping to benefit on two fronts - the chronic pain I have been dealing with and look to be continuing to deal with for the rest of my life.  And the brain bleed in the speech centre of my brain.  People are promising me that brains are 'plastic' and that I should be able to re-train it and function 'better'.  

One most sincerely hopes...

Anyway, I've just eaten the last of the oat squares I make for snacks, so I'm going to make another pan of that, and then, if I have a spoon or two left, I'm going to try to begin beaming the next warp.

Stubborn.  Some days that's the only way I can get through the day.