Tweedle Dee

Do you tweet? Meaning: Do you Twitter?

I tried to Twitter. But between Twitter and Facebook I just can't keep up with all of it. Not to mention this blog which goes in spurts!

So I want to know: Do you tweet or do you FB? Or do you do BOTH? What do you prefer?

I'm just asking.

My new goal is to tweet at least once a week. And FB at least that often too.

I hope to post here at least 3 times a week but don't hold your breath! :o)

A little of this and a little of that

Today I had a friend over for a while. She helped me with a few of my projects then I helped her with a few of hers. She's been working on a few projects for their upcoming new arrival. She showed me a onesie and T-shirt she appliqued for her little boy and the new baby.

LOVE THEM!



I helped her choose a font and add the "BIG Brother". They turned out SO CUTE! She's planning on having her guys wear these sweet shirts when they bring the new baby home from the hospital. :o)

That day is not too far away.

I know, because her due date is during Quilt Market.

And that date, my friends, is getting SCARY close! :o)

It came!

Thanks for all the wishful thinking-

my packages came today!

I was out and about and came home to 3 packages stacked up in my doorway.

Guess what was inside!?

Oh, you're smart- FABRIC!

Fabric from Michael Miller. :o)

Can't wait to show you!

What are you working on?

Waiting

Ugh.

I haven't sewn since I finished 'Sunset Serenade' and not because I haven't wanted to. It's just that I'm waiting.

Waiting is such a drag. All I can think about is what I'm waiting for. I don't want to start a new project just in case my waiting turns into recieving. I don't want to be in the middle of a project and have to put it aside for my recieved goods.

You know what I mean, right!?

And so I'll keep on waiting.

...waiting...

p.s. While you're waiting along with me- don't forget about this!

Another Birthday

This time it's the birthday of my "hubs". We have a lot of family birthday's in March- not much quilting going on. But today it's ok not to sew...we're going to spend the whole day together!

I met this handsome guy back in '95 in my first year of college. I was a city girl and he was a country boy. We dated briefly but that was about it. If anyone had told us that someday we'd be married we both would've laughed. And then, 3 years later we got in touch again and the rest is history.

He's the best "hubs" EVER! Especially since he supports all my quilting madness. :o)

Hope you have a wonderful day, I know we will!