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I made 2 batches of triple the recipe which made 6 dozen patties. We should be good with zucchini patties the winter. I don’t know what I’ll do with another big zucchini. I may have to discover more recipes.
I did not have enough bread or bread crumbs to make the second batch, so used oats instead. The patties are very good, but not as delicate as the ones with bread crumbs. At least now I know that if we have to remove wheat again, we can still have these burgers.
Quilting was very challenging today. Perhaps if I quilted a quilt every day, I might actually get good enough at this to enjoy it. Today there were several challenges. But the worst was that I did not measure correctly for the backing. Fortunately, I have more fabric and I’m only doing one block at a time instead of moving across the entire row with one stitching. Can you see that I am about a foot short – what’s up with that? Because of how this is being quilted, I took it off the machine and will sew the additional fabric on before continuing.
Here is the block I’m currently quilting and then I will go back and do the ones in between.
So now, it looks like this with which I am happy. Because a friend is coming over tomorrow that wants a quilt done, I decided to just quit early and get the floor swept and a couple smaller projects done, so we can use the cutting table.
I have been bemoaning the zucchini were so slow and DH wants zucchini bread. Look what was very well hidden. With this there will be several loaves in the freezer.
And the best thing today was the computer came home. It did not need a new hard drive, but did have malware and some other “stuff” that needed to be removed. I am so happy to have it home and because I didn’t have to get a new hard drive, I didn’t have to spend the entire day putting everything back on.
It’s difficult to take a good photo of the area under the stairs that I use as a storage closet. But I certainly did get a lot of items stored in there. And since I did most of it about 10-12 years ago, I didn’t know for sure what was there. So Mary came over and we took everything out – EVERYTHING! We spent the day going through mostly fibers, but some other things. made a big stack for “freecycle”, another for Goodwill, a third for trash, another to work on in the immediate future and the last is fibers that I will do eventually, but there is no real rush . 
The wool, I took samples of and put in a notebook along with a number on the tote, the alpaca, mohair, and angora are noted as such. 
Though it’s difficult to tell from photos, this is now organized. I know what is in each tote, and
