We are about 42* this morning, going to a high of 47* today. Cloudy but no rain. I'll take it!
Yesterday was mostly about groceries - shopping, paying, schlepping, putting away, packaging/freezing. I was beat! But I did get about an hour of sewing in. Today I plan to make my fifth - and last - lotto heart, clean up the Valentine mess, and then get the last piece into my Starry Night Nativity top. Not sure what I will back it with yet, but I guess there's no rush.
TINA - I have to say, my soups always fill my big crock pot - and we have no one to share it with! I often end up freezing it in 2-serving portions. Your baby quilt will be awesome! When do you get to go fabric shopping? Are you using solids or prints? Are you going to start on it soon or will you wait to see if it's a boy or girl?
BECCA - your pans sound very similar to the ones my DB and his wife had. They were married in 1957 and she is still using them. I never heard of macarons, the sandwich cookie, until a few years ago. I thought everyone was misspelling macaroons!
I've learned a lot from the Great British Backing Show.LORI - I've never heard of Jane Sassman so I had to look her up. It's too early for my eyes to focus on small pictures but from what I can see, her work looks to be sort of folk artsy. Am I right? I like it. What is your workshop about? I like pink and grey together and I also like baked potatoes and chili together!
CAROL - did you get your last border done?
JANA - you missed supper! You must have been busy.
I think tonite we'll have baked chicken, potatoes, brussels sprouts, and a salad. I think I"ll put everything into the oven to bake (well, not the salad.
) I might even use the Ninja Foodie and make a sheet pan dinner. I'm not too happy with that appliance because it's so shallow. I'd rather have more room in it, but maybe if I used it more, I'd adjust.What's temping your appetite tonite?
Vel