Is it an addiction?
There are all kinds of addictions, right?
The ones generally known are alcohol, drugs, sex, reality tv (no, really), the list goes on.
I have been working in my hobby room all day today and I'm exhausted. The room had gotten out of control. I couldn't even get to my sewing machine to mend a few items. What was out of control? Therein lies the rub.
I am an addict.
There, I've said it.
My brother will be proud of me.
He told me years ago I had an addiction problem. Of course, I was in denial.
I am an addict.
I put away today five (5) 15-gallon Flex Totes full of fiber to spin. How did that happen? I knew I had a yarn stash, cause remember I'm an addict. But seriously, how did I acquire so much fiber stash!!!
I am addicted to fibery stash. I also have fabric but I donated a lot of it several years ago and luckily haven't replenished it. If I can get to my sewing machine again maybe I can remedy that. Say it ain't so, Joe!!!
OK, I'm done for the day. I feel better as now I have acknowledged it.
I talked to my "counselor" today. I laid it all out and admitted my problem. I actually felt better about releasing the admission and continued to work hard on my organizing.
What will I do about it? Encourage my enablers (friends) to stop me if I want to buy more yarn or fiber. Can they do it? I double-dog dare you.
There are all kinds of addictions, right?
The ones generally known are alcohol, drugs, sex, reality tv (no, really), the list goes on.
I have been working in my hobby room all day today and I'm exhausted. The room had gotten out of control. I couldn't even get to my sewing machine to mend a few items. What was out of control? Therein lies the rub.
I am an addict.
There, I've said it.
My brother will be proud of me.
He told me years ago I had an addiction problem. Of course, I was in denial.
I am an addict.
I put away today five (5) 15-gallon Flex Totes full of fiber to spin. How did that happen? I knew I had a yarn stash, cause remember I'm an addict. But seriously, how did I acquire so much fiber stash!!!
I am addicted to fibery stash. I also have fabric but I donated a lot of it several years ago and luckily haven't replenished it. If I can get to my sewing machine again maybe I can remedy that. Say it ain't so, Joe!!!
OK, I'm done for the day. I feel better as now I have acknowledged it.
I talked to my "counselor" today. I laid it all out and admitted my problem. I actually felt better about releasing the admission and continued to work hard on my organizing.
What will I do about it? Encourage my enablers (friends) to stop me if I want to buy more yarn or fiber. Can they do it? I double-dog dare you.
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