Another Push

I finally got this little Schnibble bound and hung it in my kitchen, just in time to celebrate autumn.

I really didn't feel like attending guild meeting yesterday, but I went anyway. I'm glad I did. It was good to see everyone as well as some gorgeous quilts. I didn't get any pics. I forgot my camera, and I forgot to charge my cell, which was dead by the time I reached the meeting.

I left the meeting early to have enough energy left to do a bit of shopping that I needed to do. By the time I got home, all the energy was gone. I didn't even cook dinner. I texted Jesse and told him he'd have to bring take-out because I was prostrate with exhaustion and pain.

But I feel a bit better today. I am not, however going to do much pushing today. I'm going to give the body a rest and then try for the sewing room tomorrow.

 

 

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On 10/10/2017, Debbie Price said ...

I am glad you got out and about. Please rest. The sewing will still be there.

On 10/10/2017, Nicole said ...

Love this!!

On 10/11/2017, Barbara Anne said ...

What a lovely Autumn quilt you've finished and hung. Well done!!

Have you thought of tucking a spare camera in your purse so you're always ready to take photos? AMIL did that.

Hope your day of rest will be restful.

Hugs!

On 10/11/2017, Linda Enneking said ...

Thank you for sharing another lovely quilt. I have this one on my short list, just had not decided on what type of fabric to use. I think that decision is made now. I hope your energy returns after a day of rest.
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