I was up early this morning - before 4am. My eyeballs sprang open and that was that! My fur balls are always happy to get up early and eat. And believe me, they eat within seconds of my feet hitting the floor. There is no waiting with this crowd. Yesterday we ran some errands and the "neighbors", Al & Tina, went along for the ride. After that the guys put up Christmas lights in their site. I finished the words panel of my River/Woods project and I got five of the six 6" pieced star blocks finished. I messed up the sixth one so I have to go digging into the scraps I brought along to see if I have a bit of fabric to fix it.
Our trailer is a mess inside. Tina brought us a bunch of stuff plus another bunch of stuff from my other sister, Teese, and it all exploded in our trailer. Now we need to deal with it all. It's crowding my sewing mess! So that will be today's focus. If time permits, I'll start another embroidery panel and do the last six blocks of my project. After this, I'm going to start the little ghost quilt.
CAROL - how was your day at D-land? I like the teacups, Pirates of Carribean, Small World, and Thunder Mtn. Last time we were there was for Christmas, 2010. And definitely, yes, the stretching does help my back, especially here in the trailer. I sew at the table and it's so the wrong height to be ergonomic. My neck, shoulders, back, and hips get torqued.
TINA - you've been busy with your Christmas sewing! If you RV long enough, you will have some kind of sewer episode (among other "adventures"). We've had our share, up to, and including replacing a toilet!
Last night my soup really grew. And since I had way more than I'd anticipated, we shared with Al & Tina. We still have enough left for the two of us, but I might freeze it for later. I have no idea what supper will be tonite. I plan early in the day. If I don't, then supper doesn't happen. But my sister is the opposite and doesn't say a word about supper plans. Between you and me, I think she tries to outwait me, hoping we will invite them to share and she won't have to cook.
So, I guess We're going to wait and see - will we eat our leftover soup? Will we be invited to the neighbors? Will we go hungry? Stay tuned . . . 
I secretly hope it'll just pass without me having to cook most days, I think a bowl of cereal or cheese and crackers would be fine 