A reply to "Grabbing some Joy!" post.

A reply to all the lovely comments on the post "Grabbing some Joy!"
Thanks everyone for all your sweet comments.
Kel
Those earings are sterling silver. I bought them at the Kohl's sterling silver sale. I really like these because they remind me of a dream catcher.
Verna
The doc did remove the pin with a pair of pliers! It was a yucky feeling and then it was sore for a few days. The pin went through my knuckle so now I have to work on getting the knuckle to bend, it's still swollen and the bone has to fill in where the metal pin was. Where my skin and nail were sewn is still healing. The nail looks ugly and have to wait to see if it grows. They forgot to take one of the stitches out and it feels strange as if there is a thimble sitting on my finger. So far so Good. Thank you for asking.
CFWells
That Indian does have a good view doesn't he! He is one of the items from my parent's home my great grandfather was 1/2 Cherokee Indian I believe so there are many American Indian artifacts in my home. The funny thing is if you look on the top shelf that is an African Carved Head as well. My husband is from Zimbabwe so our home is filled Native American Indian right along side African Art! It's pretty cool really.
Sylvia
Although I remember when I weighed that much and all that goes with it, IT IS really hard to believe!
NM members
I hope reading the "Grabbing some Joy!" post in some way keeps you hopeful and motivated to stay on track!
Peace, Love & JOY!

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