SUPPER CLUB - Friday, Dec 8th
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2023 4:23 am
Happy happy birthday, Tina!! I hope your day is filled with all the things you love the most!
Yesterday I worked on Fab Farm. The 4 horses are done and the 4 goats are 90% done. The goats are smaller and quicker than the horses. Not sure which animal I will pick next - cow, pig, sheep, chicken, or bee. Plus there are sunflowers. It's a happening quilt! Today, I hope to get those goats finished. Bill wants to go for a ride, though I don't know where. So Dog and I will go along for a change of scenery. We are on Day 2 of our 5-day quarantine. Though we might go to Aut's library tomorrow, masked, for an outdoor community event - mini horses and hot cocoa - and we can see Amara from a 6-ft distance. Hard not to hold and snuggle her though.
TINA - how did massage #2 go? Do you drink a lot of water after a massage? That's important. Spaghetti? I had a big pot of homemade sauce at home and I divided it up into 2-cup Ziplock packages and laid them flat to freeze. Purrfect for the two of us. But I kind of missed not having leftovers. Red cheese enchiladas? That is a new one on me. Is that a special cheese or red sauce?
BECCA - Today is Frankie Day!!! I can't wait for you to see her finally in person! You will be in love with her and not want to let her go back! We appreciate the updates on the twins. I hope Brodee is going to be OK and Hadlee comes home soon. I also hope Taylor and Levi are OK and have their RSV immunizations. We don't want either of them sick!
LORI - I hope your friend's husband does well with his stroke recovery. My BFF had a stroke back in 2006. The first week she had all the classic symptoms - R-sided weakness, inability to speak, etc. But within a few weeks she gained everything back and now the only noticable effects is a slight lag in her right foot if she gets over-tired. If I didn't already have so much fabric I would maybe buy more kits. As it is, I don't buy much fabric but shop, instead, from my own sewing room when starting a new project. But since I wanted to start this quilt now and have very little fabric with me in the trailer, I splurged. And am enjoying my splurge!
I think we're going to have chili rellenos for supper. I'm going to use Tina's recipe. She made them for us once when we were passing through NM and they were delish! I might add refried beans or a salad.
What are you having tonite?
Yesterday I worked on Fab Farm. The 4 horses are done and the 4 goats are 90% done. The goats are smaller and quicker than the horses. Not sure which animal I will pick next - cow, pig, sheep, chicken, or bee. Plus there are sunflowers. It's a happening quilt! Today, I hope to get those goats finished. Bill wants to go for a ride, though I don't know where. So Dog and I will go along for a change of scenery. We are on Day 2 of our 5-day quarantine. Though we might go to Aut's library tomorrow, masked, for an outdoor community event - mini horses and hot cocoa - and we can see Amara from a 6-ft distance. Hard not to hold and snuggle her though.
TINA - how did massage #2 go? Do you drink a lot of water after a massage? That's important. Spaghetti? I had a big pot of homemade sauce at home and I divided it up into 2-cup Ziplock packages and laid them flat to freeze. Purrfect for the two of us. But I kind of missed not having leftovers. Red cheese enchiladas? That is a new one on me. Is that a special cheese or red sauce?
BECCA - Today is Frankie Day!!! I can't wait for you to see her finally in person! You will be in love with her and not want to let her go back! We appreciate the updates on the twins. I hope Brodee is going to be OK and Hadlee comes home soon. I also hope Taylor and Levi are OK and have their RSV immunizations. We don't want either of them sick!
LORI - I hope your friend's husband does well with his stroke recovery. My BFF had a stroke back in 2006. The first week she had all the classic symptoms - R-sided weakness, inability to speak, etc. But within a few weeks she gained everything back and now the only noticable effects is a slight lag in her right foot if she gets over-tired. If I didn't already have so much fabric I would maybe buy more kits. As it is, I don't buy much fabric but shop, instead, from my own sewing room when starting a new project. But since I wanted to start this quilt now and have very little fabric with me in the trailer, I splurged. And am enjoying my splurge!
I think we're going to have chili rellenos for supper. I'm going to use Tina's recipe. She made them for us once when we were passing through NM and they were delish! I might add refried beans or a salad.
What are you having tonite?