Thinking about which projects to take
with me to Nebraska.
When Paul sorted shirts, I hid the discard
pile from the garbage bag.
Quite a selection here.
I decided to cut just the Back out of each shirt to make more
Moth in the Window blocks for his Quilt.
A nice stack to take.
I'll deal with the rest of the shirt later.
Last count I had made 26 Blocks.
About half way there.
It's a Roll and Pie making day now that we got back from our overnight Anniversary trip to Spokane.
We braved the chill to walk from the Riverfront park and find the Red Wagon.
I got a Carmel Apple with Chocolate and nuts in the Mall at the Rocky Mountain Chocolate shop.
I decided we should sleep under our Wedding Quilt again.
Turned sideways it fit the King-sized bed.
Tuesday morning we got up to attend the Early session at the Spokane Temple.
We clean up pretty good for 43 years.
Luckily we missed a 60 car pile up later in the day when it snowed.
Whew, we know that prayers are answered.
A short detour to see my eldest Brother,
who is in Othello.
He's 78 now and in a wheelchair.
I told him we'll be going on our Mission.
He remembers he went to Florida.
I'm glad my DH, Paul had his address saved.
Good idea to just take the shirt backs--big, usable pieces with a lot of bulk. You know I love those blocks!
ReplyDeleteThat Red Wagon slide is so cool! Fun!
Rocky Mountain Chocolate has their stuff in the local Coldstone Creamery. We were just there last week and they had wonderful looking dipped apples and chocolates. Unfortunately, they told me they are not gluten free. :(
Gorgeous DWR quilt!
Hmmm. That didn't post for some reason. I'll try again. I like the fabrics you chose for the design. It does well with plaids, and the name suits recycling Paul's shirts. =) Happy anniversary, and great things to do to celebrate - especially the temple! We have that version of a temple in Nashville - wish it were here in E. TN!
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