Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Thoughts
Life just does not seem to settle down. Every time I think things will slow down so I can catch my breath and figure out how to catch up, another something or other comes up. I am just not getting any time to myself other than when I just do not feel well enough to do what is normal. So I sat once more thinking what I can do for my shop to try to get through the holiday season. Just cannot accomplish what I wanted and am now resigning myself to the fact that things aren't going to change much. So I decided if nothing else I would concentrate on my mini amulet bags that I created for my "Love for Tori" line. And then I would put them all up for a very special price of $10.00 through the holiday season which will fly by us just as it alway's does.
For anyone who may have not been reading my blog for a long time this particular line of mini bags are named for my grand daughter, Tori. Tori is 17 and she totally owns my heart. She also struggles with more illness than any 17 year old should have to. She has a number of problems starting with a type of mono that never goes away. It lives dormant in her blood stream and flares up when it feels like it. At least once a year and she is bedridden for ages, it has darn near killed her 3 times.
Then a few years ago we went through the thyroid cancer scare, which is when I created these mini bags, not big enough for much but the perfect size to write a wish on a bit of paper, roll it up and tuck in your bag so it is alway's close by. A bit over a year ago we finally got a positive result that Tori has both Rhuemetoid Arthritis and Psoriatic Arthritis, a gift from her father. So at 17 she lives with the pain of a 70 year old. This child is such a brave soul and I love her dearly. I joke with her that we make a great pair with all our illness and fighting to have a normal life when I am rich I am going to go buy us matching lazy boys for the living room.
Why I am going into all this is a mystery, just deciding to do some more of these bags for my shop just gets me thinking about how much we have gone through over the last 10 years. I forget what tough people we are.
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