Well, I see I was posting before coffee again yesterday and this morning I found Supper Club over in the Sew-in. So who was in charge of keeping their eye on me yesterday??
You fell down on your job!I finally got back to my sewing room this weekend and finished my orphan Christmas quilt top. I may have enough parts and pieces left for one more top. I'll lay them all out this morning to see. I still have a lot of strips, too, so I can augment to bring it up to size. Size for these quilt tops is running roughly about 70" x 55". They will be donated to police or to the local nursing home when they are finished. My plan is to piece the backs from leftover backings, too. And that should empty out a whole shelf in my fabric closet.
I also plan to get out in the trailer, turn on the fridge, and then take inventory of what's out there, food-wise. We keep some non-perishables in the trailer all the time - it's our 'emergency kit'. Plus, I took a big bag of things out a few weeks ago for the camping trip that ended up getting cancelled last month. But of course, I've forgotten what all is there, so lists must be made. Then plans for what else to pack, and what to make to take with - i.e., chili, casserole, lasagna, etc. Will be a fun week!
TINA - yes, I missed that left turn at Albuquerque yesterday! lol! Believe it or not, I double check for that kind of thing, too. But I guess not on Sundays. lol! Glad you got so much done in your sewing room and your yard yesterday. I'm familiar with some of NM winds. They can be brutal! Glad your machine started to behave. Sometimes they just need a time out.
JANA - you will have some special things in that cabinet! Roy's mother was born without hip sockets. She struggled her whole life yet did the things most folks do only, as they say, "backward and in heels". It's amazing to see what people can do when confronted with adversity. And I say Yay for Chicken alfredo!! Though, egg salad is my favorite sandwich . . . What to choose, what to choose . . .?
Our supper tonite might be more of that soup. With milk and sour cream, we are getting it down. Slowly. If not, something will fall out of the freezer, hopefully not on my toe. The blessings of having a freezer on the bottom - not so many bruised toes! What's YOUR plan?
