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etienettebluet) wrote2010-11-10 11:02 am
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TUESDAY
Got up to the alarm clock to walk with Sash at Antelope Park. We hope to develop a twice weekly habit and keep it up through the winter, weather allowing. We're well matched for stride and condition so if we can do this we should be in much better shape by spring. As I get into shape I may be walking myself on the weekends as well... maybe.
Leofwyna got put on-call tonight so she's talking about leaving town Thursday instead of Friday. She wants to go to the Nelson-Atkins in Kansas City. This puts some pressure on me to get some things taken care of in one day instead of two and the 'things' aren't cooperating much. Tomorrow is going to be uber-tight cause some of it can't wait until next week.
The quilting continues. I need to find a box and get wrapping paper. I need to bind it tomorrow regardless. I should get a documentation label done. There's no doubt I'll need to borrow the quilt back after the wedding to finish quilting the last six inch of borders around three sides.
Got up to the alarm clock to walk with Sash at Antelope Park. We hope to develop a twice weekly habit and keep it up through the winter, weather allowing. We're well matched for stride and condition so if we can do this we should be in much better shape by spring. As I get into shape I may be walking myself on the weekends as well... maybe.
Leofwyna got put on-call tonight so she's talking about leaving town Thursday instead of Friday. She wants to go to the Nelson-Atkins in Kansas City. This puts some pressure on me to get some things taken care of in one day instead of two and the 'things' aren't cooperating much. Tomorrow is going to be uber-tight cause some of it can't wait until next week.
The quilting continues. I need to find a box and get wrapping paper. I need to bind it tomorrow regardless. I should get a documentation label done. There's no doubt I'll need to borrow the quilt back after the wedding to finish quilting the last six inch of borders around three sides.