Bringing My Peeps Up To Date...

Good evening to my peeps and peepettes...This post contains no important information, but will serve to let all know that I am still here.  LOL

What do they say...the faster I go, the further behind I get?  Yep, that's me!!  I haven't stitched all week.  I exercise on the treadmill, take my shower, and then plop my behind down on the couch and fall into that rabbit hole called "Pinterest". The funny thing is, I only look at a few quilt and craft sites, then I start searching history pins.  I can spend hours going from pin to pin to pin...Why? I don't know.  I've learned lots of stuff, but my project is no further along than last week. Weird how that works out.  LOL

Meanwhile, I am taking a little break from housework this week.  I did quite a bit on Sunday morning, but always have a few things to do during the week.  I'm pretty sure that there's a load of laundry in the dryer, but I didn't put it there and I figure that if I don't look in the dryer, I do not have to claim responsibility for it. LOL  I know that soon or later, it will need to be folded, but I hoping that my husband finds it first.

I spent last Saturday doing a few errands and taking myself out to lunch.  Well, by some miracle, there is a fabric store RIGHT DOWN THE STREET from my favorite sandwich shop. Can you believe that? To be honest, even if I hadn't went to my favorite sandwich place, I still would have stopped at the fabric store. LOL  I found a couple of fabrics in the sale section and found the perfect match at a reduced price.  A total of $32 for a little over 4 yards of fabric.  All 100% cotton quilting fabric.  The blue is a bit unusual, but the blue in the bird perfectly matches the blue in the background of the bottom piece of fabric.  Do I have a project for it?  Absolutely not!  LOL  Who needs a project to purchase fabric?

This morning, I had a change in work schedule and didn't leave my house until 6:30 am (instead of 5 am). This was my prize:

Isn't this a beautiful sunrise?

And so I close with a final picture.  This was the sunset outside my back door a few nights ago:

Be kind to one another.