A May Sunday
A cool Sunday, but much going on.
Dennis and I have been doing some surveying work this afternoon. One of the lots that we purchased on a tax forfeit is the backyard of our friend Edna’s home. Edna’s house is now for sale. Dennis wanted to have a marker where our lot extended to the north. I agree with Dennis that with Edna having moved, he will no longer mow that lot around the home and to the street. Dennis has plenty to mow and the realtor getting his percentage when this home sells can nicely mow it or find someone to mow it.
We went on to check out our lot line of the barn acre. Dennis was relieved when stepping off going from west to east, there is a whole bunch of mess that is not ours to the south. We have made strides in this newly acquired acre. The mowing that Dennis did on Friday made a huge improvement.
The studio lights have been on today. Having worked with my computer software, I will now be able to add a block, actually two blocks, to each twin-sized project. I had Michael’s dates that he was with the Gibbon fire department and finding a helmet to download, this will make a nifty addition. The block stitching out at 85% made for little to no puckering. In time when quilt blocks are sandwiched with backing and batting any puckering is quilted out. I have one down and the second of the same design is now stitching. While the module is at work it gives me an opportunity to iron stabilizer and trim those ironed blocks at 16 x 16. The blocks had to be that large to capture as much of the designs on his t-shirts as possible.
Supper is going to be tuna sandwiches and soup. I had a thumbs up on that choice. Neither one of us have done enough today to warrant anything heavier.
A new week with new possibilities as to what will present itself. Enjoy, smile and find something to bring about hearty laughter.