As you can see above, my organized sewing room was totally left in Grants Pass Oregon. Only a few boxes are available in our room and I can not tell you what is in any one box without opening each one until I find what I am looking for. LOL. I will not complain though, at least I have it available and can use it when I can!
Sorry that you can not see the quilt block center that I am slowly embroidering. I have received several wonderful comments on it from onlookers at the local cafe. That is where Kevin and I go and hang out for hours at a time to escape the heat. Yeah, it is air conditinioned!! But, I am finding I really do enjoy embroidery and am having a fun time with this project. No time lines, no expectations, just a hobby to pass time and enjoy.
If you look closely you will see the horned toad that Dodger has discovered while we were leaving for one of our walks. She just could not figure out this creature that would not move for her.
Dodger and I have seen so many forms of wild life; a red tailed fox, a Coach Whip snake (which was very long and green....scared the dickens out of me) a small two foot rattlesnake, which scared more than the dickens out of me!!! We caught a huge Black Tarantula and brought it back to the house in a cup with a lid I found laying beside the road. I wanted to get a picture and send to my daughter and mom and dad. I teased Kevin and said I had brought him a wonderful gift. He did not appreciate the thought and action behind it and I barely convinced him to snap the photo. I will have to post that later, I forgot. The variety of song birds and other birds is fascinating. I am currently working on making fabric postcards with an applique of a bird. I used various colors of fabrics to point out the variety of colors in these birds. They sing from dawn until after dusk. I am really curious what encounters I will have this month in July!
So, although, we have not found our own house, we are very happy and seeking new adventures everyday.
It sounds like you are adjusting very well. That toad was huge. It would of been fun to watch Dodger interact with it. Great picture of you and Kevin. Now I know what you both look like. I am hoping to get some postcards made for everyone this month. I need you to email me your address so that I can mail you one.
ReplyDeleteHi there, Stopping by to wish you and Kevin a Happy 4th of July. It sounds as though ou all are having a grand adventure. Take care and I look forward toyour post. Hugs, Marie
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting a picture! You two are adorable and Brenda, such an inspiration. I always look forward to more of your posts. Your embroidery looks great!
ReplyDeleteMolly in Roseburg
Looks like things are going OK there in Texas. Your embroidery looks great.
ReplyDeleteDodger looks like she's enjoying herself also.
Happy 4th of July!
Pat
Brenda, you are scaring me with the snakes, spiders and who knows what else. EEEeeeeeeeeKKkkkkk!
ReplyDeleteI want you to be very careful and thank goodness you have your dog to help with alerting you as you walk around. You know me and creepy things...just be careful my friend!
Hi Brenda, sounds like you are getting on track with things :) Looking forward to reading more blog xx
ReplyDeleteHey Brenda, just passing thru the say hello and keep cool. Have a lemonade on me.
ReplyDeleteHi Brenda, hope all is well with you. Glad you're enjoying your embroidery, it looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteIts really good stuff...
ReplyDeletegood work...
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Hey Brenday, How are you doing??? We all are anixious for you to post again, we miss you girlfriend.Please send me your mailing address again , Many hugs toyou,Marie
ReplyDeleteHi Brenda,
ReplyDeleteCan you email me your snail mail addy please? Then I will forward your PIF on.
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Valerie aka Ausrose
Great pictures! Congrats on your move - we love Texas, but they do have some unique creatures. Looks like Dodger had fun with the Horny Toad. I loved playing with them when I was growing up in KS. They are the one thing I miss here in AR. I was bunny trailing through a few blogs and happened upon yours. Enjoyed looking at your quilt projects. We had a pet tarantula for a few years - quite fascinating creatures, but intimidating at that. I just started quilting and just finished a 3-d Bow Tie quilt for a little baby at church with Downs Syndrome. My first two quilts were rag quilts to get my feet wet. They were easy and quick to make, but I probably won't do another.
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