This month has been pretty hectic, what with the holidays, DH gone for 5 days, and other complications. This year, I actually lit no Chanukah candles until the last night - I was alone in the house and it seemed like such a lonely, sad thing to do by myself. In retrospect, it was even sadder NOT doing it, but hindsight being 20/20, I was too overwhelmed and sad in the moment to realize I was simply adding to it by ignoring the tradition. Sigh... Anyway, another holiday is approaching now and I've still got so much to do. Our lights are up, and the tree is up for the Solstice, but undecorated, because we're still not sure it would survive the new puppy. She seems unfazed by it sitting there in the living room, but she is totally 'Danger Dog', knocking over everything in her rambunctious play. Our delicate electronic decorations might not survive her boisterous activities.
Anyway, last week while waiting for clue 3 to drop for the Bonnie Hunter mystery, I cut for another quilt... and then the clue dropped Friday morning while the blocks for the other quilt were half-sewn. I set those aside to work on the mystery, but the weekend was a total loss for sewing. Went to see the LIttle Mermaid (the stage musical) on Friday night, played Pathfinder most of Saturday, and half of Sunday. The week has been busy as well. I sewed on Monday, leaving mostly cutting apart the HSTs and pressing left, then, I had to run a Pathfinder game on Monday night. Tuesday, one of my quilt guilds had their Christmas party, and I had a doctor's appointment as well. Today, I finally got to finish cutting and pressing my pieces for the mystery quilt. Yay!!! I am again caught up, with a day and a half to spare.
To see other folks' part 3 blocks, take a look at the Mystery Link Up #3!
Tonight, my other quilt guild has their annual holiday party, and I've got errands to run on the way... So I'm off to get a mani-pedi, fill my gas tank and do a little holiday shopping... Ah the joys of the season!
"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life." - Picasso
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