Lady-Lovelace

Hello everyone! As you can see, updating gets a little sparse around here... I still love looking at everyone's deviations and finding new favorites. I do, however, update a lot more often on my two blogs. So if you want to stay up to date with the crazy stuff I'm doing, visit me there! www.reine-de-coudre.livejournal.com www.couturecourtesan.blogspot.com I am now living in Michigan where I'll be doing a TON of War of 1812 reenacting. You can expect a lot more 1812/Regency stuff coming in the future... And also wedding stuff! Because I am insane and I am making my own dress! ;-)

Well my dear friends, it's been a difficult year to say the least. I did have my tumor removed (see previous entry) and it did not spread to the colon wall (thank God!). However, my paternal grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer, and recently I had my maternal grandmother pass away. It was a long, painful struggle to the end for everyone, and I miss her terribly. But I know her soul is at peace and that I will see her again someday... I have been very busy lately, finishing up school and scrambling to finish a bunch of projects for my big trip to Michigan to visit my beloved. The court gown took up most of my energy. It is completely

Good news: I'm today's featured deviant! Woo! *scroll down* http://dailydeviants.deviantart.com/journal/28010571/ Bad news: I have a precancerous adenoma in my colon. My GE kept saying over and over again how blessed I am that they caught it this early, because in 2 or 3 years it would have been cancer. I will be having a colonoscopy next Friday to have it removed, and get my biopsy results sometime before that. Then we'll know for sure. The polyp has a stalk, which my GE says is a good thing, because he can snip it off. It also means it is less likely to be cancer, because the cancerous ones do not have stalks  and are themselves on the co