Non-matroyshka, non-babushka doll

I'm quite a grumpy person.  I often shout at my computer.  It's often about the incorrect use of apostrophes.  I can't understand why people don't know how to use an apostrophe, it's not hard!  Another thing that gets me is when people call matroyshkas "Babushkas".  Babushka is Russian for grandmother, Matroyshka is Russian for stacking dolls.  They aren't actually interchangeable.  The reason for this diatribe?  I thought I'd stitched a matroyshka.  I haven't, it's a Kokoshi! 

Mini rant over.  You will  have to forgive my grumpiness, I'm still undergoing treatment for my eye which means I'm walking around with white crust round my eye and in my eyelashes.  Also, my glasses slip down my nose constantly.  It's extremely annoying.

Enough!  I've not got that much to show you, I haven't been very productive as I just don't feel like it.  But I did finish that little cross stitch cover kit (and no Kerry, I AM not making a list of cover kits!).

Jojo expressed amazement that I'd sewn this without a hoop, but the whole thing is only about 4" high and it's sewn on aida which is quite stiff.  I find it easier to work in my hand for things like this.  Look:

See, no bigger than my diddy scissors.

Right, I'm off to try to motivate myself to do something other than play Candy Crush and watch back-to-back episodes of friends.