I forgot to ask. Since you are a breadmaker,do you have a good wholewheat recipe with lots of fiber plus, good taste? I thought you might be the one to ask.
Lois March - 8 years ago
Mark, your blog is so eclectic, you don't know what to expect which is why I like reading it. So many ideas come through your brain to us. Yes,I surely get inspired. Do I try everything? No,of course not. But I want to. If only I had the time and energy. With all your problems, you are amazing. I don't know you but do love you.
You have the most creative mind I know of. You see inspiration everywhere while most of us are so busy with life, we don't look. I have gained so much from the time I read the first magazine and now through your blog. I so far, have not caught your Facebook live but hopefully will in the future.
Just keep doing what you are doing. Its great.
Lynne Laino - 8 years ago
I just LOVE your blog. I'm forever pinning everything you post - we obviously have the same tastes - hahaha! So happy you're getting better and I'm sorry you're struggling with coordination. One day at a time!
Sue - 8 years ago
You should post whatever you feel like on your blog-that's what makes it fun! If I were you I would try the physical therapy. It can't hurt and it may help. It's funny you mentioned Autumn Leaf china. I have a small collection that I'm in process of getting ready to sell. I thought maybe I was the only one who still collected it! Glad to know I'm not the only crazy out there. Hope you continue to feel better.
Robin - 8 years ago
Mark, I always enjoy your blog with all the ideas, recipes and comments. Adding personal information makes me aware of the challenges we all face and makes you much more human. (instead of the quilting god you are LOL) Keep up the good work and do whatever you can.
Judy - 8 years ago
I am interested in your well being AND your work...in that order.
We met at the Aardvark several years ago where I enjoyed your talents and good humor.
Positive thoughts will lead to a steady recovery. Hang in there. .......
Nancy - 8 years ago
Mark, I consider you a friend and consequently I care about you. Share what you are comfortable with and do the blog the way you want. Right now, it's all about getting better.
Nancy - 8 years ago
Mark, I consider you a friend and consequently I care about you. Share what you are comfortable with and do the blog the way you want. Right now, it's all about getting better.
Jackie Gabbard - 8 years ago
I always enjoy everything you put on your blog. If you feel like keeping that up then do so. If not then do what you can. You blog is my most favorite to read. And I do care about you and your health. I'll worry if you don't share here. You don't want a Ky. girl to worry now do you? As a matter of fact, Ky is a super great place to live. Lexington is the most awesome!
Vickie VanDyken - 8 years ago
We are interested in how your doing. P.S. and by the way....I have developed vertigo in my advanced age. I to stumble when I walk. No I don't drink, ROFLOL. I just don't know down from up. Adding to that I am diabetic and nave neuropathy in my feet. I have no feeling in them, none, nada. It's good for wearing shoes that don't fit????? It is hard for walking because unless I am constantly looking down(which does not sound like fun) if there is a change in the level of where I am walking, like tilted sidewalks, cords on the floor, loose carpets..etc etc. Down I go. I am not a good walker I tell my friends. They are so good about taking me places...they take a few steps and drag Vickie??? hahahahaha. Not really, but they pay attention to me and help me up when I go down.
I am careful about going places where a lot of walking is required. Sad I guess but realistic.
The doctor suggested a walker??? huh???? I resist using a cane and she wants me to use a walker...I think not!!!! Use it or loose it is my theory. I'm only 66 and so I don't need any of that old people stuff...ROFLOL. For now anyway I keep on. The Doc says that the nerves in your feet keep your body knowing what is up or down. Since I cant feel I am not "grounded" . Oh well, friends have told me that for years...oh wait, that is not how they meant it.
We all do the best we can. Me, I walk like a drunk sometimes...but hey I am still walking.
Love Ya Man, keep on fightin the good fight!
Vickie
Carla - 8 years ago
We want to hear about how you're doin' as well as the fun things you post.
I forgot to ask. Since you are a breadmaker,do you have a good wholewheat recipe with lots of fiber plus, good taste? I thought you might be the one to ask.
Mark, your blog is so eclectic, you don't know what to expect which is why I like reading it. So many ideas come through your brain to us. Yes,I surely get inspired. Do I try everything? No,of course not. But I want to. If only I had the time and energy. With all your problems, you are amazing. I don't know you but do love you.
You have the most creative mind I know of. You see inspiration everywhere while most of us are so busy with life, we don't look. I have gained so much from the time I read the first magazine and now through your blog. I so far, have not caught your Facebook live but hopefully will in the future.
Just keep doing what you are doing. Its great.
I just LOVE your blog. I'm forever pinning everything you post - we obviously have the same tastes - hahaha! So happy you're getting better and I'm sorry you're struggling with coordination. One day at a time!
You should post whatever you feel like on your blog-that's what makes it fun! If I were you I would try the physical therapy. It can't hurt and it may help. It's funny you mentioned Autumn Leaf china. I have a small collection that I'm in process of getting ready to sell. I thought maybe I was the only one who still collected it! Glad to know I'm not the only crazy out there. Hope you continue to feel better.
Mark, I always enjoy your blog with all the ideas, recipes and comments. Adding personal information makes me aware of the challenges we all face and makes you much more human. (instead of the quilting god you are LOL) Keep up the good work and do whatever you can.
I am interested in your well being AND your work...in that order.
We met at the Aardvark several years ago where I enjoyed your talents and good humor.
Positive thoughts will lead to a steady recovery. Hang in there. .......
Mark, I consider you a friend and consequently I care about you. Share what you are comfortable with and do the blog the way you want. Right now, it's all about getting better.
Mark, I consider you a friend and consequently I care about you. Share what you are comfortable with and do the blog the way you want. Right now, it's all about getting better.
I always enjoy everything you put on your blog. If you feel like keeping that up then do so. If not then do what you can. You blog is my most favorite to read. And I do care about you and your health. I'll worry if you don't share here. You don't want a Ky. girl to worry now do you? As a matter of fact, Ky is a super great place to live. Lexington is the most awesome!
We are interested in how your doing. P.S. and by the way....I have developed vertigo in my advanced age. I to stumble when I walk. No I don't drink, ROFLOL. I just don't know down from up. Adding to that I am diabetic and nave neuropathy in my feet. I have no feeling in them, none, nada. It's good for wearing shoes that don't fit????? It is hard for walking because unless I am constantly looking down(which does not sound like fun) if there is a change in the level of where I am walking, like tilted sidewalks, cords on the floor, loose carpets..etc etc. Down I go. I am not a good walker I tell my friends. They are so good about taking me places...they take a few steps and drag Vickie??? hahahahaha. Not really, but they pay attention to me and help me up when I go down.
I am careful about going places where a lot of walking is required. Sad I guess but realistic.
The doctor suggested a walker??? huh???? I resist using a cane and she wants me to use a walker...I think not!!!! Use it or loose it is my theory. I'm only 66 and so I don't need any of that old people stuff...ROFLOL. For now anyway I keep on. The Doc says that the nerves in your feet keep your body knowing what is up or down. Since I cant feel I am not "grounded" . Oh well, friends have told me that for years...oh wait, that is not how they meant it.
We all do the best we can. Me, I walk like a drunk sometimes...but hey I am still walking.
Love Ya Man, keep on fightin the good fight!
Vickie
We want to hear about how you're doin' as well as the fun things you post.