The quilting is done. The binding is done, but I don’t have enough energy left to apply it. Maybe on Sunday. This is another quilt going to the 4H group to give a person displaced because of the eastern WA fires.
Tomorrow is another wonderful day of rest. It should give me the boost I need to get back some creative juices. Enjoy the day and we’ll meet again on Sunday
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These 4 little raincoats just need little snaps down the front and they are done.
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And you must be as tired of canning as I am. Today was 20 pints of split pea soup for DH. Often times, that is all he wants for his third meal. It makes life easier when he can just open a jar and heat the contents.
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This is what rain can look like, though rarely does in this area. Usually it is more of a drizzle, but yesterday, the rain gave all it had.
Since the sun was shinning today, we walked, then went to the feed store and purchased another 11 bags of grain (50# each) which should last a long time with just 4 sheep and a few ducks, etc. Before we unloaded it into the garbage cans, we cleaned out the feed room. There is a hot water tank under the counter and it makes the perfect mouse nesting place. nice and warm in the winter. Now that is all cleaned out and there is quite a bit of mouse “candy” in there. I don’t think they’ll eat all of that, but if they do, there is still half a package. Next, we unloaded all the grain into the metal garbage pails and had lunch.
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After lunch, we worked awhile pulling out the rest of the vines, such as tomato, cucumber, and melon. We felt we deserved a rest and knitting, so we are taking the rest of the day a bit slower.