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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Who needs snow...

When you've already been buried alive!?

This picture was not staged. I mean, I'm not that crazy. :o)

I'm not sure if I told you all about our "move". We moved a few blocks away a couple months ago. Actually, my husband so graciously offered to "move" us while I was in Houston at market. (Note to women: if your husband ever offers to do this- DON'T LET HIM!)  You see, he moved some things- but not everything. So for the last couple months we've been moving the rest a couple boxes a day. Last night we finally made a big haul and moved the last big furniture pieces. Because I had a nice big open space on my sewing table- it was nominated to be the catch-all for "stuff". UGH!

So my day is pretty much booked while I clear this crap off so I can actually work.  :o)

6 comments:

  1. I feel your pain, from 2002 till October 2010, I for the most part never even seen my sewing room, when I finally said I am getting back to my sewing and quilting, my room was 10 times worse than that. Seems everyone else used the whole room as a dumping ground for everything they no longer wanted in their rooms. A year and a half later, I am still going through stuff, but I am almost there.

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  2. Oh poor you.....I've been there....I wish I could just pop in and help...many hands make for light work....just buckle down and you will feel so great when it's done!!!

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  3. I don't envy you Emily! I am a lousy remover and just looking at this makes me nervous!
    Good luck!

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  4. That doesn't look like a fun task. It would be one thing if it was the aftermath of a completed quilting project so at least there would be satisfaction in that.

    Good luck working your way to the bottom of the pile.

    Cindy

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  5. Boy. Hope that went well. Thanks for the intro you gave me into quilting long before I ever spoke to you. Of all the designs I've seen and liked, Dipped in Chocolate and Flutterby are still some of my favorites. I have some fabric waiting to be pin-wheel something or Cabana. I can't decide.

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  6. Feel your pain. We moved July 29th and I could just walk down each side of the boxes that were piled just below the ceiling light. I think I've done all I can except keep up with what gets dumped in there by my loving family members. LOL.

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