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Thursday, March 27, 2025

MARCH. 27

 




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I’m starting to get my sewing mojo back. I spent most of the week, sewing yellow crumb blocks. And then got to thinking about Table Scraps Challenge. The prompts for March are yellow and Son Lyrics or Poetry. I thought of lots of yellow things. 

There were yellow crumbs constructed. 

 

And progress made on Table Scraps project.




Today I will spend several hours with some like minded friends, stitching and doing handwork. My newest project will be this bunny sampler. 





LeeAnna asks: What was growing up in your hometown like?

I grew up in the 2nd largest town/city in South Dakota. That meant that we had lots of company in the summer. Because the Black Hills were so close, relatives and friends wanted to visit, Mt Rushmore, The Needles, Custer state Park, and other tourist attractions. We also had a cabin near Custer, so lots of weekends in the summer were spent wading in a creek, fishing at a beaver dam, eating hamburgers and hot dogs and my mom’s awesome potato salad on the front porch of the cabin. I was blessed with church going loving parents and grandparents that visited several times a year. I took piano lessons, baton twirling lessons, ballet, ( my parents gave me every opportunity to do activities,  but I was a bookworm) and I was in 4-H and Girl Scouts and church youth groups. 



Nothing new in the FOOD & DRINK department.

But I’ve started a new book for my F2F Book Club. 


So far it is interesting. 


Mr Busy and I have been binging on The Residence (on Netflix) ,






and House of David which streams on Prime Video 



We are not basketball fans, so we have been seeking other entertainment.


Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Stay Healthy and Hopeful!




6 comments:

  1. Your yellow crumbs are pretty. The bunny sampler is adorable. Ah, to grow up in SD, sounds wonderful!

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  2. That is an excellent meme and it is how I try to live my life. It feels so good to compliment someone and see the smile it brings!

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  3. That's a beautiful and special area to grow up in.

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  4. I enjoyed The Reading List. Your growing up experience sounds great! I love making crumb blocks. It's so nice to use up those pesky scraps!!

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  5. I made something with yellow crumbs this month, too! Hope you had a fun stitching day - that always sounds so enjoyable to me. That bunny sampler is a fun one - I am just about to finish the Winter SAL - finally!

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  6. You grew up in a beautiful area, Judy. We have explored that area of SD numerous times as a child and into adulthood. Your crumb blocks are looking amazing. I do need to finish up my yellow crumb blocks. I hope you enjoy stitching the little bunny sampler. Thank you so much for adding it to your stitch list. Hugs.

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