I am hurting this morning, my upper back and neck are playing havoc on my body. It is my own fault. I have no one to blame but me. And if I could kick myself in the pants I would.
Yesterday, I was sewing the taffeta bows and I spent too much time all at once at the sewing machines. How do people do this for a living?
I can barely move my neck without it hurting. I'll admit my posture was likely, okay it wasn't, the best while I was sewing. I was working on a fold out table that was not the best height and in the basement without the best light. And I sat there in that poorly aligned position for too long. My own fault.
I think this weekend I'm not sewing. I can use a chiropractor though.
On that note I bid adieu, sew safely.
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Aw, I hope you feel better after a break.
ReplyDeleteThank Heather. I think I learned my lesson: stretch before any marathon length sewing.
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