- Water the yarden and the new patch of lawn.
8% humidity and 30 mile per hour winds just suck the moisture right out of the ground and plants. Check. - Box up all the paper collage items and hand them over the
victimgrateful recipient. Check. - Box up all the cheapie acrylic paint and rubber stamps for same recipient. Check.
- Deep clean the main bathroom. Check.
- Suck up the spider webs (and possibly occupants) in the unfinished basement with the shop-vac. This is something I do every year. My version of spring cleaning. Check.
- Work a bit on the Pi Shawl. Getting really close to finishing it. Check.
- Water the yarden and the new patch of lawn. Check.
- Empty out the refrigerator. Yuck. Check.
- Deep clean the master bathroom. Check.
- Crochet a bit of lacy edging on the Pi Shawl. Check.
- Call the Drain Cleaning Guy to rooter the drain after the empty out of the refrigerator. Check.
- Fix the dry commode from Auntie's house so I can turn it upright. Check.
- Water the yarden and the new patch of lawn. Check.
- Quilt! and Sew! with my Quilting Friend! Yay! Check. and double Check.
- Finish the Pi Shawl. That's a photo of it at the beginning of this post. Check.
- Water the yarden and the new patch of lawn. Hey, there's new little grasses coming up! Check.
- CarGuy comes home. Yay!
16 June 2008
While CarGuy is away...
The Quilter is actually getting a bit of work done.
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Nice shawl. Did you sneak in a bubble bath while Car Guy was away?
ReplyDeleteYarden. I like it! It is a good thing all that watering yielded you some grass. The shawl is pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery productive - off to water in the garden myself *s*
ReplyDeleteYour shawl is awesome.
Shawl is looking great! And your making me feel lazy again.
ReplyDeleteNice job
Vicki
What a busy person you've been. :)
ReplyDeleteThe shawl is fantastic. I am in abject awe of anyone who can crochet this stuff.
ReplyDeleteRe: the new grass. I had some earlier this year; watered it religiously; it croaked anyway. I am sending you good wishes that yours does better.
Finally - you used the garbage disposer in the sink, didn't you? Don't you know those things were invented by plumbers to create work for them???? LOL
I hear you, loud and clear. My husband is inside of two weeks from retirement and I am so deeply grateful... he's traveled a LOT during his career and I know how exhausting that can be to those left behind...
ReplyDeleteWow! Do you have alot of energy.....give me some.....LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the shawl, great job.
My goodness, you got a lot done!
ReplyDeleteYour shawl is absolutely gorgeous.
You have been very busy indeed!!!
ReplyDeleteYour shawl is wonderful! Yes, we get a lot done on our own sometimes, and it is always good for them to come home and appreciate!
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