Once again I'm re-learning my schedule. I was blessed to fall into a part-time job have been finding my footing there. Although the job will mostly be on evenings and weekends, the training started during the days and then slowly moved closer to my intended schedule for the beginning of April. Bear with me--I'm still doing as much sewing and crocheting as possible--just a bit more limited for a little while.
I finished about 1/2 the quilting for Luke's quilt, but ran into an issue with my machine, so I'm having to re-do a good portion. I've re-worked my quilting scheme, but it'll still take a little more time. I missed the silent auction, so I'm really bummed. I'll hang on to it for just the right occasion.
The first day of spring was accompanied by snow in the beautiful Willamette Valley. Not our usual wet dusting that disappears by noon ... I mean almost 7 inches with tiny, dry flakes still coming down for a couple of days. It was the most snow I've seen since moving to Oregon eleven years ago. We've also had some crazy hail storms, too. (Notice the soft green *new* leaves poking out to say, HI--I'M HERE!)
I'm impressed they are studying the KJV as literature - very progressive. The scripture cover looks great. I wish I had time to sew. Keep inspiring those of us in the blog world. I'll have to post a photo on my blog of the quilt I'm making for one of my granddaughters when I finish it.
ReplyDeleteAs always, thanks for all your positive support. I want to see pics of Stephanie's babies, too :)
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