Read on to see how the days unfold...
SUNDAY - Weekly Morning Art Zoom found me slapping gesso on pages of several art journals. Nothing remotely photo worthy.
MONDAY - Work
Work was followed by a surgical consult, as it turned out that my CT scan revealed chronic inflammation of my gallbladder and evidence of gall stones. Surgery will be scheduled in a day or two. Doctor is currently booking 4 - 6 weeks out.
In construction news, the next three SIX houses were landscaped today:
TUESDAY - Work...
Was followed by fabric and design choices for this week's Project QUILTING challenge entry:
WEDNESDAY - Day Off
I've got a thousand things to do today, but focused first on a quick trip to the grocery store. As I headed out, I noticed that the sod was delivered this morning for the newly landscaped houses:
After putting the groceries away and eating a quick lunch, I did some BLUE scrap sewing while waiting for Zoom time. Well... Once the squaring up was done, that is:
A bit of stitching was followed by my Weekly Zoom with LeeAnna @ Not Afraid of Color with more sewing on the horizon after our call was done:
THURSDAY - Day Off
I opted to attend my (Weekly) Quilt Group meeting, even though a scheduling conflict makes it so that I can only attend when we meet close to home. Today's meeting was further away, but since Ruth B. was going to be there, I decided to go anyway because I haven't seen her in ages! The few time she's hosted recently were work days for me. Here is our group photo of those in attendance:
Once I returned home, I jumped right back into the BLUES:
FRIDAY - Day Off
Knit Group. We met with the following knitters in attendance...
When I got home, I had a quick lunch and went upstairs to login for Open Art Studio. I worked on a bunch of random projects, including making a start on yesterday's lesson and finishing up my UNFOLD spread for Junk Journal January. I'm pleased to mark another prompt as completed, but there are still others waiting from when I fell behind:
After dinner, I attended my Weekly Evening Art Zoom. I was pleased to finish up the FABRIC prompt for Junk Journal January that I (finally) started arranging this afternoon:
SATURDAY - It's LINK PARTY day for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge! I hope you will join me in visiting Angela @ So Scrappy to see what the RSC Quilters have been up to this week.
Yes. I did some BLUE scrap sewing this week. Check back tomorrow to see what came of my efforts and which of these backing scraps made the cut:
Until next time...
Get SCRAPPY!!
A busy week. So glad the surgery is scheduled. I might have pulled a fabric perfect for this months prompt! =)
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for a safe and successful surgery. My gallbladder came out yesterday and I'm in recovery mode today.
ReplyDeleteYour blue spinning block turned out great. I love the two shades together. As for the delivered sod, at least it's fairly quiet work for getting that laid. Have a fun, scrappy weekend!
ReplyDeleteHaving landscaping done for those new houses has to improve the look of the whole neighborhood. I'm thinking your blue sewing this week looks quite interesting.
ReplyDeleteI get a bit tired just reading everything you did, Joy! You are going good, considering the medical aspects you have going on. I enjoyed seeing your pink and your blue scraps.
ReplyDeleteWhat a busy week! You accomplished a ton this week!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
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