It'll be slightly quiet around here for a bit.
As we're working on projects both inside and out.
I've got much paint color investigating to do after the last post. Thank you for the great suggestions. And that fifty pound bag of potatoes isn't going to plant itself. Nor are the peas, beets, kale or onions. And I'm going to get a carrot to grow this spring if it kills me.
A giant stack of pillow forms waiting to be transformed. Wonder when I'll get to that. |
Plus we've got dinosaurs, the best mexcian food on earth, dancing with 150 others, driving, studying, more driving and swimming in our immediate future.
Like I said. It might be a tad bit quiet around here.
-dana
15 comments:
Gotta love Spring! Such a productive time! Happy Days! Enjoy!
Pretty Dresden's!!
can you believe it is SNOWING here AGAIN????
is that house still vacant? ;-)
no wait, seriously.
i love your dresdens and can't wait to see what you do with those pillow forms!
I'll enjoy the snow for today and stay inside and sew.....but oh will I be envious when you start showing that bountiful harvest of yours.
Happy Spring, enjoy the smell of the earth in your hands today ;0)
Love the dresdens (at least that's what I think they are!).
WhoooHoooo...does that mean DC is soon!!!!
Fifty pounds of potatoes to plant does not equal quiet in my book. Just sayin'.
You living your life is what makes this blog so interesting; so enjoy yourself, live it up and come back with some wonderful stories for the rest of us. Blessings!
I'm seeing great fabrics! You really have great taste in choosing the fabrics that you used in your projects. I'm also excited on what you'll do with the pillows! Good luck!
Good luck with all your projects and plans and ~ have fun!
i want to know about that lovely red cushion on the top of the pile!!!!
xo
eva
Hot diggity! The bathroom is lookin awesome. I know what you mean about the garden. You must be getting dumped on at the moment... it has swayed my plans for the garden this weekend. All that's in is the 20 lb of potatoes and we're cruisin toward April. Yikes.
How is the planting going?
Did you get that storm yesterday?
17 here last night.......our last frost free date is Memorial day! Yes really!
Darn you'll be harvesting some stuff by then! peas and spinach for sure!
Missing you in blogland,
Happy Sewing
Love your dresden plates! Love you! Loved your garden and hope! We have our own version here. . . fennel, garlic alive after the winter, lettuce, berries and ready to plant those tubers!
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