If you saw my Facebook post a couple of weeks ago during a storm that had a funnel cloud hurtling toward West Palm Beach, you saw this photo and can skip this part. I had never seen a tornado and wasn't planning to, but since we were warned to find an inside room and stay there till the tornado passed, I followed instructions. Of course, the only inside room here is the guest bathroom, so I settled in with my gin and chips and Phil's transistor radio from the 1950's which still works like a charm. We listened to the reports while the wind and rain raged outside.
Then all of a sudden it was over. The sunset was particularly beautiful that night.
Over the past few weeks I have been sewing at the dining room table, which is also where we eat. I have two crappy sewing machines down here and one good one which is great for piecing but I don't really want to quilt on it. NOT that anything is ready to be quilted. Hahahaha. And every meal, I have to smush all the fabric over to one side and clear two little spaces for eating.
I have been doing some "what if?" experiments, which are always learning experiences. Nothing I can really post because I have two pieces in various stages of -- well, in various stages. Who knows where they will end or what they will be?
Speaking of learning experiences -- I'm going to do some online teaching -- which I have resisted until now. But this platform will give me the freedom to make an idiot of myself on my own terms :-)) instead of adhering to somebody else's formula. I'm really excited about this - and it should be fun. More when I have details.
My cousin Nancy from L.A. was in Boca for a week, staying with my cousin Mimi. Nancy comes every year when I am here so the three of us can be together. I didn't have much time to spend with her this time around, but when we get together, there is nonstop laughing. Nancy on the left, Mimi in the center. We don't look like first cousins but we all have the same sense of humor. It's in the genes.
Today I took my phone when Phil and I went out for a walk. Did you ever see such an ugly duck?? They are all over the place, hordes of them. Most of them are not quite this ugly, though.
My cousin Nancy from L.A. was in Boca for a week, staying with my cousin Mimi. Nancy comes every year when I am here so the three of us can be together. I didn't have much time to spend with her this time around, but when we get together, there is nonstop laughing. Nancy on the left, Mimi in the center. We don't look like first cousins but we all have the same sense of humor. It's in the genes.
I finally made a decision on the backsplash tile for my white kitchen. Hope it will get done before I leave for home.
Today I took my phone when Phil and I went out for a walk. Did you ever see such an ugly duck?? They are all over the place, hordes of them. Most of them are not quite this ugly, though.
That's all the news for today. Nothing exciting -- just plain old STUFF. Laundry, bills, supermarket -- but in relatively warm weather.
3 comments:
So wish I lived nearer!
Love to read all your news
Love the opalescent tiles in the backsplash! Glad you finally found one you like... cross that "to-do" off the list. Wow, that really is an ugly duck, poor baby! ;-)
That backsplash is great quilting inspiration for me! Glad you survived the storm.
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