I slept until 8AM. Roxie, of course, got her breakfast at 6AM. Then I puttered about on the computer and had some breakfast and coffee. A little later, I went down to the den and continued repairing Mom's quilt. I am going as fast as I can as we all know that spring cannot come until I have finished. This coming week is really quite uneventful, so I hope to be able to finish it. Then I have to take it to a laundrymat and wash it very gently and dry it flat on a sheet.
I started getting the sample pieces ready for the Kettle Country Quilter meeting in early April. I promised to bring the instructions an teach them how to do a Cathedral Window. Silly me.
Then I came upstairs and had Swedish Meatballs and baked potato for lunch. I took a nap, then worked on designing the cover of my cook book.
I got a call from Jim and Michelle this afternoon. I had tried them earlier, and they were not at home. They sound good and seem to be doing just fine. When I go down to Lawton they will come for a visit while I am there, or we might go to Oklahoma City, who knows. This evening I called Leslie and Bill. They are fine too and I have a place to stay there if I want to go to Louisiana. How cool is that. Leslie and I want to go to New Orleans and Bill said he would take us. Also called Bret for a bit of information that I needed.
So the day is over.
Love you all
Mary
Andrew Ferlinghetti wrote: "I have a feeling I'm falling /on rare occasions /
but most of the time I have my feet on the ground / I can't help it if
the ground itself is falling."
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