Tuesday, March 31, 2009

signs of spring

Can it really be spring?? First a raging thunderstorm Sunday night, then these little guys poking up their heads. The daylily shoots are coming up and I really need to dig and divide them while the ground is wet. But no time to do it. I took a walk this morning for the first time in about 6 months and plan to ease back into that morning routine, now that the weather is bearable. This afternoon I sent out my quilt, Whose Woods, to Teri Springer. Teri generously contributed $1600 to the American Cancer Society and in return, is the new owner of my piece. I'm thrilled to have helped make this last fund-raiser a success. Finally almost finished packing my supplies for Thursday's trip and tomorrow I have to go to the studio for a little while, then finish my Passover shopping before I leave because I have 2 days to cook when I get back and we will be 22 people: a record! Our 9 grandchildren will have to have their own table. Yipes! But that's next week. This week I'll be spending two days at the Guilford (CT) Art Center with Sisters in Cloth -- Diane Wright, Vivika deNegre, Ruth Anne Olson and a host of other talented artists. I taught there a few years ago and am so happy to be returning! But I need my beauty sleep, so goodnight for now.

5 comments:

Vivika said...

You better get that sleep now because we have quite a bit planned for your visit...

V

Anonymous said...

I have crocuses blooming and daffodils just opening their pretty heads, too. Yesterday was a great day for a walk.
I look forward to seeing you again, and to the classes this weekend. I found my old silk screens. Hurrah!

Sherryl said...

2 days of cooking... I remember those days! Lately, I have been invited guest and only help out... what I don't have to do is the cleanup!
Enjoy your class and we will see if you can fit me in... I may have to volunteer to help you cook, LOL.

Susan said...

Here in Arizona, spring arrives with the appearance of new pads on the cacti.

Rayna said...

Gee, I'll see Vivika & Ruth Anne this weekend, Sherryl on Monday (nah, we'll eat lunch out) and I'll see Susan in October. Lots to look forward to!r

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