Even when I'm doing nothing I find it difficult to actually turn my brain off!!!
I'm the kind of person who likes to be doing something even if it's just writing or reading or drawing.
But lupus leaves little space for simply pushing through the day, for most people you push through the day and sleep in a little the next day or just take it easy. But for anyone with lupus or diseases like it, it's difficult to just keep going.
Your body demands rest, or shuts down and you end up in hospital.
I've been in hospital twice over the last three months with undiagnosable kidney weirdness.
I've had multiple ultrasounds, blood tests, even a hesitant CT scan. But the doctors still don't know what's wrong.
Because of where we live I have to go to Joondalup Health Campus.
The only upside is "The Buttery" cafe across the street. BEST banana (and golden syrup) cake ever!!!! And they also do a phenomenal sour cream and nectarine cake!!! SO EPIC!!!
But the hospital is mainly for accidents, no renal team.
So I have after being in hospital October onwards, I'm just waiting for an appointment at Charlie Gardner Hospital with a kidney specialist there.
Waiting is TORTURE!!!
It's so frustrating not to know what's going on in my guts!!!
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Well I started writing with 'holidays' as my intention. I never write much when life gets busy, it's simply not a priority.
As in the opposite of overwhelmed (any young justice fan should understand).
Anyways, my birthday is the 23rd so that was fun. Got some AWESOME T2 products including the following tea and a gorgeous Gardiner teapot and cup set.
And here comes my Christmas Eve pumpkin.
If there was such a thing, but I made him on Christmas Eve so I suppose it works.
Either way it's cute, I'm going to make a little garden to go around him and hopefully end up with a little character to live there.
And finally here are my gloves in progress. I could never find tipless crochet glove patterns. I'm sure I'm not the pioneer, but on the off chance that I am, what are the chances no one thought of this before???
To anyone whose reading, how was your Christmas? Any special Christmas projects? Crochet or otherwise?
