Michael
left super early for golf here at SCCL on Saturday (8/23), but they only made
it through 16 holes before heading home.
It was way too hot, and slowed down way too much to continue
golfing. I could not tear myself away
from my book until NOON, but spent the rest of the day continuing to learn how
to stitch on my long arm. I read for an
hour before dinner and finally finished my book…it was EXCELLENT. It is called Delicious:A Novel and the
author is Ruth Reichl. I can’t wait to
get my hands on other books she has written.
Dinner was lots of chopped up roma tomatoes from the garden, tossed with
homemade pesto and hot spaghetti. We
watched a library movie ABOUT TIME in the evening while Michael munched down on
popcorn. While he was making it, I put
together the overnight Belgium yeast waffles for breakfast on Sunday.
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We had
our waffles and bacon out on the deck Sunday morning (8/24) and had a good time
reading the paper and watching the hummingbirds dive bomb each other at the
feeder. After Michael cleaned up the
kitchen, he took off to do some grocery shopping and I headed to the studio to
unload the finished dog beds and load up an actual (small) quilt. I had to wash and piece the backing first,
but at 1 PM I started to load it. I got
it all pinned and decided to take a break to make the 70 servings of peach
crisp I will need for Cooking Fingers tomorrow.
Between doing that, helping Anne carry in her groceries, and a visit
with Susan, it was 4 PM by the time I finished.
Michael and I ran the casseroles up to the Lake House fridge, then came
home and had dinner. I headed back down
to tighten up my backing, cut batting, float the top of the quilt on and start
stitching. I started stitching at 7 PM
and was done by 9. As I’ve discussed
with a couple of people, it is probably less quilting than many people would
do, but it is the perfect amount for me…I’ll try to get a picture once the
quilt is trimmed. At 9 I headed upstairs
to watch a little TV with Michael and to knit on a new baby sweater.
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