There is a nice little quilt store not to far from her now.... hummm.....
I was a big slacker today and didn't do much but work on my quilt. I fed the kids and played with Seth some. He spilled most of the bubble juice on the ground but he did manage to make a few bubbles.
I mostly spent time in my sewing room and finished machine quilting my wall hanging! Hurray! (Not the worlds best job ever but it'll do!)
I think I'll be able to get the binding on it and then I can plop my butt in front of the TV for a few good shows tonight and work on the binding. I love the quiet time after all the kids are in bed. I can watch TV if I want to, quilt, etc. Quiet is so blissful.While I was cooking dinner this evening Seth thought it might be helpful to get pots and pans out to use. I know when I am looking for a pot I test them out by standing in them. Don't you? How else will you know what size to use? Silly Seth.
Guess what's for dinner tomorrow night? Nah, I have to fatten him up first!
2 comments:
I wish my mom was that close! Seth has got to be one of the most photogenic kids in the world!!
I remember how important my grandma was to me when I was growing up and I want to have a close relationship with my grandkids - I just think it is better if we can be close physically and visit more than once a year. (Although I'm sure lots of people have a close emotional relationship despite the distances.) You know, we say "well, you can just get on a plane and visit" but its expensive and can be a real headache. I'm glad we're so close, too, and hope it can continue - even when we lived in Baltimore or when Ellen was in Denver and we were in Cheyenne, we managed to visit at least six times a year. Now, we can visit more often without needing to spend the night - it will be great!
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