Yesterday morning was busy and then suddenly, the afternoon was very relaxing. I finished Snail Trail and got it into the mail, then went out and bought art supplies for a birthday present for the 16 yr old girl Autumn mentors. Packaged that up and got it mailed, too. We made 3 trips out to the post office yesterday.
Good thing it's only about a mile away. I packed most of our camping food, but saved the fridge to do today. Then I cleaned my sewing room and cut out about forty of my little 4" stars to take camping. They all fit in a small plastic tote and now I don't have to take my big bin of 30's fabric. We leave in the morning, but I'll be here to say hi. Then we probably won't have internet or even cell service - at least not when we are in camp. But after four days we're moving across the Columbia into Oregon for another 4 days and might be able to log on then.JANA - We'll be dragging our trailer across that spindly bridge next Friday when we switch camps. I always think of you when we do that.
Bill says he just closes his eyes! lol! BECCA - Those are some big plants! But oh, I do love begonias. They'll be worth the effort when they are in bloom. Do you knit more than crochet? I've completely lost what little knitting I knew, and I was never very good at crochet either, but at least I can understand some of the basic stitches.
TINA - Nice to see Kevin and family for lunch. And to get your ruler. What did you get? When family is here, I do cook a nice breakfast, but all Bill wants most days is Cheerios in the summer and oatmeal in the winter. We use old fashioned oats but cook them one serving at a time in the microwave - 3 min at power level 6. Purrfect and no messy pan to clean.
Since I have leftover pizza sauce, olives, and pepperoni, I guess I'll make a pizza for tonite. That means we'll probably have the leftovers tomorrow night in camp. And I have a packaged Asian salad from Costco so I'll add that to the menu, too.
What's your plan?
but I slept in this morning till 7.
