I’m late! But will Slow Sunday Stitch this evening!
I had company over the weekend! Our daughter drove up from Loveland after work on Friday. It was dark by the time she got here. I always worry about the last hour and a half of her trip coming north. It’s a two lane, with lots of big truck traffic. In the dark always the possibility of antelope, deer, or rabbits on the highway. But no problems.
She came to attend the funeral of her best friend from high school’s younger brother. He was 57. Her daughter and her BFF’s daughter were also friends until they became young adults. So there was a good reunion. Needless to say I didn’t stitch this morning. All have left our house now and I will pick up and do dishes, then get out the Temperature Heart
( the white headed pin is marking July 22nd, so I need to finish July and get started on August,)
and the Autumn Bell Pull! I’ve barely begun the second U in Autumn. I’m a middle starter, so have marked the middle og my fabric and will do this letter. Then I’ll probably do the T next. Are you a center starter or do you start at the top?
I’ll be stitching while watching TV this evening. Join me won’t you? Check to see what others are doing at Kathy’s Quilts - Slow Sunday Stitching
Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy and Hopeful!
It's always great to see old friends - even if for a sad reason. Hope you got some quiet stitching time this evening. Your heart is progressing through the hottest time of the year!
ReplyDeleteIn spite of the circumstances, I'm sure you were happy to have some time with your daughter. I'm a top left starter on my cross stitch. Funny how we all have different methods.
ReplyDeleteNo matter their age, you still worry, right? Glad you had some family time, regardless of the reason. I agree with Jeanna, it's funny how we all do cross stitch differently. I used to make complete Xs, rather than all one side then back to complete the X - does that make sense?
ReplyDeleteNice to have your daughter up. I'm sorry about the circumstances--57 sounds too young. Love your cross stitch temperature project, Judy!
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