• make it to both Kinko's and the post office to mail Linda J. some patterns I promised her too long ago
• say goodbye forever to Uncle Sam’s harassment about my 2007 taxes
• wonder how someone who makes so little can owe so much
• update my résumé
• and again, since no one needs a two-page résumé
• apply for a new job
• mourn the loss of youthful energy
• bake a 14-lb ham, just because it was on sale
• wonder why I didn’t have it cut in half
• make some cheesy potatoes to go with
• take some of both to my elderly neighbor
• resist the urge (so far) to drive 1.5 hours to a 50% off fabric sale
• fill online shopping baskets with fabric
• delete said baskets
• pick up my knitting
• admire the fact that I finally made it past the cast-on, toe-up, with circular needles
• realize I knit too tightly
• watch
(good movie—wish I’d read the book)• watch
(like some books I read, I think I have to watch the whole thing to find the redeeming value—it took me days and I still didn’t find it)• order a charm pack to go with this quilt
because I got a little carried away with cutting (the kit was a generous give-away by Miss Rosie’s owner) last Fall• audition backgrounds for these blocks
No fabric in, none out!
I hope you all have a great, productive week.
Sheila
2 comments:
I knit a bit tight too---was just working on my dishcloth as I often do in the evening but as long as I am consisteny I don't worry about it.
I emailed you about the pattern which arrived today. THX again, Sheila.
Lovely S & W blocks---how about black? Striking against the bright colors. I have some of my own around here that I could finish up one of these decades but the fabric is already been purchased there---"decades" ago, LOL
Hi, I just stopped by and saw your kaleidoscope blocks. They are very striking--I love those bright colors. Keep us posted on whatever you choose for the backgrounds.
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