Michael was up early on Saturday
(1/26) to head out for golf, but since he had a frost delay he had time to made me a smurfy
breakfast before leaving:
I hopped up
early as I had a lot to get done as well.
I got Barb W’s Sausage Soup in the crockpot
and started some bread dough
before heading to my studio. I had a customer
quilt on the frame to get done, so I started working on the pattern. My machine was acting very erratically and somehow
the screens looked different than they normally do and it took me a bit of time
to figure out I was still in simulation mode.
But, I finally got a new quilting pattern loaded up, wound bobbins and
kicked off the stitching.
I quilted all
day and by dinnertime, the quilt was done:
I also got a good start on putting the binding on one side of a recently
finished Beds=Dreams quilt.
Ann Mary
& Jim
arrived at 6 PM bearing sausage bread (OMgoodness….. Jim makes this
and it is positively yummy!) and dessert.
I only baked 1/2 of my dough into a loaf of bread (we haven’t had
sandwich bread in the house for weeks!)
and I made 1/2 of the rest into onion
rolls for dinner.
I still have 1/4 of the dough for pizza dough....soon I hope :~).
We sat and talked and
talked and talked (and maybe snuggled a kitty or 2)
before finally stopping for Ann Mary’s Lemon Ricotta Cake
with strawberries and whipped cream.
It
was a wonderful and relaxing evening and we watched TV for just a bit after
they left, before bed.
And another thoughtful essay
from John Pavlovitz (writer, pastor, and activist from Wake Forest, North
Carolina) about people in this country who are still defending the totally indefensible:
https://johnpavlovitz.com/2018/01/12/good-people-dont-defend-bad-man/
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