I'm hoping and praying that the melting starts happening a little quicker as I have to drive to work later today and I'm not used to driving in this stuff at all. I grew up in NY but didn't learn to drive until I moved South so I'm right there with the rest of the Southern drivers - EXCEPT I know you HAVE to slow down.
Greg's been staying with his girlfriend the past couple days and I pray for their safety. This wintery mix is just not something to mess around with thats for sure.
Time to sew a bit before I get ready for work. Last night I made 6 more of the string blocks for the Roll, Roll Cotton Boll Mystery. http://quiltville.blogspot.com/p/roll-roll-cotton-boll.html If anyone wants to do this mystery you should go here and print it off as she will not leave it up forever as a freebie as it will be part of a future book. It's been a delightful Mystery and it's made me stretch my quilting wings a bit. The end result is a stunning quilt and I can hardly wait to get mine completed for our bed.
I'm staying home! The store called and said that they hadn't had a customer yet and that they weren't going to need me. YEAH! I can sew ALL DAY!!!!
Hey Becky... I'm glad you get to stay home and sew all day. That's a blessing in disguise, isn't it? Now you don't have to worry about driving on those winter roads :) :) :) I'll check out the link to that blog. Oh, I found some old, but still perfect quilting magazines at my local Goodwill today. They were only $0.79 each...so I bought three. Plus I found a Family Circle Weekend Book of Crafts...just chock full of good things for $1.99 :) :) Okay...I need to check out the link to this blog you mentioned. Love and hugs from Oregon, Heather :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you didn't have to drive in that. It is way different in the South where they don't salt or sand the roads. I was always terrified of driving in it up north. I am sure you would rather be home sewing... so would I!
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