Withdrawal is a term referring to the feelings of discomfort, distress, and intense craving for a substance that occur when use of the substance is stopped. These physical symptoms occur because the body had become metabolically adapted to the substance. The withdrawal symptoms can range from mild discomfort resembling the flu to severe withdrawal that can actually be life threatening.
Okay. Okay. I couldn't help myself My Fingers were itching and twitching, so I caved. I found some scraps of pink fabric at the quilt show on Saturday.
Stitching to my heart's content....Sunny
I'm so glad you got a 'fix' - LOL
ReplyDeleteCute hexie!
LOL!!!!!! Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteSuch. Beautiful flower. I love that shade of pink. Glad you came back :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty shades of pink!
ReplyDeleteI can relate to both addictions Sunny.
ReplyDeleteLove both the fabric and flower...
Pretty pinks and gorgeous flower! Shopping is always fun!(well, grocery shopping isn't on my fun list)
ReplyDeleteSunny what a great post! I love to see your hexy flowers. You know, we all 'buy stuff' sometimes... very pretty fabrics you bought at the show... ♥
ReplyDeletePretty fabrics and pretty flowers. I'm not surprised you had to give in to the craving.
ReplyDeleteHaha! I'm suffering from quilting withdrawl likewise. Can't get back into it until the garden is done though... sigh. Love the fabric and your flowers.
ReplyDeleteAnd its a good looking flower, too. Well done! It was only scraps, after all. And now it is something lovely.
ReplyDeleteHaha, hexies really are addictive!
ReplyDeleteWithdrawals are tough!!! good fix!
ReplyDeleteAha - I know that itchy fingers feeling! Gorgeous pinks :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my Goodness! Do you know what can happen when you quit "Cold Turkey"??? LOL....I love your flowers and glad you're back!
ReplyDeleteLOL!! I just think that is so funny - after all those hexies you've made that you would even consider doing more. That's good. It just goes to show they are a good match for you.
ReplyDeleteToo cute. :0)∅
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you were able to make a proper diagnosis and cure the problem quickly. I think that a little fabric is good for whatever ails us. Beautiful fabrics!
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