SUPPER CLUB - Fri, Oct 27
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 3:33 am
Good morning!
Yesterday was productive. I finished off all my small WIP's but one -
a Van Gogh wall hanging of irises. It's together but just needs quilting. Then it's clean up the sewing room and figure out what's next. But one thing I know that HAS to be done today is launder the dog. He thinks when he hears "the dog smells doggy", it's a compliment. But he's wrong.
We had an impromptu invitation to a campfire gathering last night which was very nice. Campfires are high on my love-to-sit-around list. There were 8 people in all and all of the women were quilters. And all of the men were artists of various mediums - oils, glass, leather, welding, and my Bill with his quilting. So out came the phones to show off pictures!
JANA - one of the gals last night is doing a JN Bali wedding quilt. She sounded much like you sound with yours. Though she swore she'd never do another one! I do think that's my favorite JN pattern.
TINA - happy to share my recipe. But beware, even though the alcohol in the rum (3/4 cup!) cooks off, the flavor is still there. But the syrup that you pour over the cake after poking holes in the cake (1/2 cup!) is still full strength and definitely not for kids or for people on meds. If you don't like rum, you won't like this cake. But I imagine there are all kinds of things you could sub for the rum so everyone would like it.
JANA - You are going to be one busy mama! But you'll be long-lived because God wouldn't dare take you before you finished all those JN quilts! Sometimes I try to name all your kids on my fingers. I could never come up with the fifth one's name. Then I saw in the sew-in yesterday that you said you have four! lol!! Are you sure?? I could have sworn there were five!
BECCA - odd about the hospital, but if she's having a scheduled CSX and not in labor and the others are more "emergent", then I guess putting her on stand-by makes sense. I'm betting you have 7# twins. As for juries, both our friends who just served last year on different 6-week murder trials are way past 70. Perhaps that is a regional thing, or perhaps a city, county, state, federal thing.
IRISH - how did everything come out? hahahaha - sorry, couldn't resist. Bum joke. hahahaha - couldn't resist that one either. Sorry again.
My baked potato soup I made yesterday was so good! I've never actually made potato soup before so I was happy with how it turned out. Bill went back for seconds. But it made a really big pot so we'll be eating on it for a while.
I have soup to share . . .
Yesterday was productive. I finished off all my small WIP's but one -
a Van Gogh wall hanging of irises. It's together but just needs quilting. Then it's clean up the sewing room and figure out what's next. But one thing I know that HAS to be done today is launder the dog. He thinks when he hears "the dog smells doggy", it's a compliment. But he's wrong.
We had an impromptu invitation to a campfire gathering last night which was very nice. Campfires are high on my love-to-sit-around list. There were 8 people in all and all of the women were quilters. And all of the men were artists of various mediums - oils, glass, leather, welding, and my Bill with his quilting. So out came the phones to show off pictures!
JANA - one of the gals last night is doing a JN Bali wedding quilt. She sounded much like you sound with yours. Though she swore she'd never do another one! I do think that's my favorite JN pattern.
TINA - happy to share my recipe. But beware, even though the alcohol in the rum (3/4 cup!) cooks off, the flavor is still there. But the syrup that you pour over the cake after poking holes in the cake (1/2 cup!) is still full strength and definitely not for kids or for people on meds. If you don't like rum, you won't like this cake. But I imagine there are all kinds of things you could sub for the rum so everyone would like it.
JANA - You are going to be one busy mama! But you'll be long-lived because God wouldn't dare take you before you finished all those JN quilts! Sometimes I try to name all your kids on my fingers. I could never come up with the fifth one's name. Then I saw in the sew-in yesterday that you said you have four! lol!! Are you sure?? I could have sworn there were five!
BECCA - odd about the hospital, but if she's having a scheduled CSX and not in labor and the others are more "emergent", then I guess putting her on stand-by makes sense. I'm betting you have 7# twins. As for juries, both our friends who just served last year on different 6-week murder trials are way past 70. Perhaps that is a regional thing, or perhaps a city, county, state, federal thing.
IRISH - how did everything come out? hahahaha - sorry, couldn't resist. Bum joke. hahahaha - couldn't resist that one either. Sorry again.
My baked potato soup I made yesterday was so good! I've never actually made potato soup before so I was happy with how it turned out. Bill went back for seconds. But it made a really big pot so we'll be eating on it for a while.
I have soup to share . . .