I think this was the most fun I can remember having at a quilt retreat in many moons. The students were delightful, as was the AQT staff. I was really happy to reunite with some of the teachers I've taught with previously and we had a good time catching up. Here are Sue Benner and Susan Shie, posing for a picture as they were ready to leave.
Today, back to work - dealing with supply lists next July, signing contracts for other places (I will be updating my schedule as they are finalized) and worrying about the bills that did not come while I was away. Apparently, all the mail depots in this area were damaged/flooded and a lot of mail was lost. The banks are emailing their customers to say they will not charge late fees (big of them!) because of the hurricane. Cheesh!
For any of you in the Southwest - I have one spot available in my class at Quilting in the Desert in Scottsdale, Jan 20-26. And I have 3 spots left at Quilting-Adventures in New Braunfels, TX March 10-15. Check out Quilting Adventures -- Cinderella Quilts -- bring your unfinished quilt tops and design/create fabulous new work you'll never recognize as the old work.
That's it for today - my coffee break is over:-(.
4 comments:
Happy to know that you are safely home. Sorry you have to deal with the residue of Sandy and Sandy +1. Be safe. Tomorrow will be a better day.
I am so happy you had a wonderful time. Hopefully it will fortify you to get thru the Sandy mess. Keep those contracts coming!
congrats on selling the two quilts!! can't wait to see what you replace them with.
Looks like Lake Tahoe wasn't all that inviting in the end, maybe for an easier goodbye. Congrats to your sales, and isn't it nice to use the feeling of a gap for your new work to replace those which are gone? Wish you big inspiration!
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