It’s always about me. No, not you, me. No, I don’t mean me, I mean the other me. I am quite disheartened with all the “me-itis” I’m being overrun with. This is, of course, making *me* feel like I’m being just like them. Had enough pronoun confusion yet? *grins*

I site this week’s most annoying example. At our grocery stores, you don’t take your cart into the parking lot. You leave it outside the store and pull your car up to the curb where you then load your bags into your car or, on some days, someone helps you load your bags into your car. Yes, I know I’m quite spoiled when it comes to grocery shopping. Anyway… I was waiting in line and, not wanting to block the crosswalk because, oh, maybe people wanted to actually walk there, I was back a bit not blocking the crosswalk. Well, some *ahem* lady behind me decided that she didn’t wish to wait her turn (even though it was very clear what I was doing) and whipped her SUV around me and squeeeeezed in front of me (blocking the crosswalk) and proceeded to wave me to back up my car so she could open the hatch on her SUV to load her groceries in. I sat there and blinked at her with one of those “you just arrived on the planet today, didn’t you?” looks.

Unbelievable.

There have been a few more “Me me me” instances, but I won’t bore you with them. They range from silly, to stupid to hurtful. What-ever. Mean people suck. Selfish ones do, too. I figure since this is my blog that I can do a little rant now and then. I’m all done now.

So… on to the largest floss-toss picture I’ve ever taken. There’s a new artist at HAED by the name of Jen Delyth and if you like Celtic art, check out her charts! I’ve just bought a new chart called Emergence and I’m trying to decide what fabric to use. With some help from people with more brain cells than I have, it’s been boiled down to an opalescent (I think).
So here’s a floss toss with an antique white (the main color everything is sitting on), a pale blue (to the right) and porcelain (to the left). I’ve also included a picture of the chart in the picture to remind myself that the primary colors in the chart are blues and greens which is the whole reason I had to get the chart right away. Soooooo… thoughts? Suggestions for other fabrics? I’m totally open here.

I also have a WIP to show you… I’m stitching this
for a very sweet lady for her birthday. It’s from Tor Rhuann Designs and is her Assisi Spring Bookmark.

Finally, I’d like to wish all Moms and Mums of babies (those with fur and not) the happiest of Mother’s Days! *HUGS!!* And face it, even when they’re 50, they’ll still be your babies! *grins*