First of all, I'd like you to meet my friend, Peggy Martin. Isn't she a lovely rose! I bought this one a few years ago, but this year, she has outdone herself in beauty and abundance of blooms. Miss Peggy is named for the woman in whose yard she survived Hurricane Katrina. You can read about it here. I do love a good story, don't you?
I have completed another mini quilt designed by Sheryl Johnson of Temecula Quilt Company. I think I have been well and truly bitten by that bug!
Lots going on outside around here, and I love it. I only wish I had more stamina to do more! Mr. Muddling got the garden tilled last week and there are a few cucumber plants trying to get big enough to climb. Still a lot to be planted, but it's a start. Don't you love that sweet little lamb? The cows in the pasture are at a farm where we buy fresh-from-the-cows-milk. They had a tragedy of a business fire a few years back, but now they've rebuilt and are back in business! I am really happy about that. We bought some of their grass fed beef, too! There were barbecue ribs tonight!
This quilt will be headed to Mr. Muddling's cousin this weekend. The colors are exactly what she requested and I "happened" to have the fabric, thanks to my friend Deb, who had sent me that perfect fat quarter pack of fabric a while back! Aren't friends wonderful? I am so thankful.
There were leftovers which will turn into another quilt for our local airport's USO Lounge. It is being made by my friend
Sandy! As I said, I have the best friends!
I am so glad to count you as my friend, too, if you are a reader of this blog. I hope you have many friends to bless you, as well!
Hugs and kisses,
Elaine