Reed - our first grandson became a whooping five year old September 6th.
In celebration, the family got together down at Breanna's and Thomas'. All six of the grand's had a great time. Humidity was awful, lucky for them they got to cool off in the pool.
Rick and Colt wanted to include setting up the deer feeders, filling them and checking cameras.
Sunday, Jennifer took Colt to the eye doctor. Somehow he scratched his eye and was in a lot of pain. I got to keep Grady and Cheyenne while they were away. After the dr. appt. she took Colt home and came and stayed for a few hours with us.
Love my family
Showing posts with label deer hunting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deer hunting. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Friday, February 26, 2016
Last weekend for February 2016
It's the final deer hunting weekend for the 2015/2016 season, well, it is the final season for my husbands deer lease. We will be heading down in Southeast Texas and will get to spend more days with Reed and Henry. Packing up and heading down tonight.
Last night while watching Midsomer Murder's on Acorn TV I worked on The Needle Niche BOM project, which I will be ending up with two versions of. Happily, I am continuing to make a first block from Reproduction fabrics and for some reason that block looks better than the block using 30's fabric. I had previously completed my Repro block and cut the 30's fabric for the BOM version. I run into more issues with the second block than the first block but I'm too afraid to make the 30's block first as it is supposed to be from a limited supply of provided fabric - but then again, ;) it is a controlled scrappy 30's finished quilt blocks so who is going to know that my fabrics used in the block do not match other participants blocks. Another reason for the success of the reproduction fabric blocks could be due to the chosen fabric coming from my own stash, but more than likely it's success is from my own OCD mentality not screaming YOU'RE GOING TO MESS IT UP!
Nearing the ending Midsomer Murder, I continued matching squares of neutral to yellow for the 2015 Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt. I've decided to take the slower road on piecing this mystery.
Going to be a great drive with the Redbud trees blooming!
Last night while watching Midsomer Murder's on Acorn TV I worked on The Needle Niche BOM project, which I will be ending up with two versions of. Happily, I am continuing to make a first block from Reproduction fabrics and for some reason that block looks better than the block using 30's fabric. I had previously completed my Repro block and cut the 30's fabric for the BOM version. I run into more issues with the second block than the first block but I'm too afraid to make the 30's block first as it is supposed to be from a limited supply of provided fabric - but then again, ;) it is a controlled scrappy 30's finished quilt blocks so who is going to know that my fabrics used in the block do not match other participants blocks. Another reason for the success of the reproduction fabric blocks could be due to the chosen fabric coming from my own stash, but more than likely it's success is from my own OCD mentality not screaming YOU'RE GOING TO MESS IT UP!
Nearing the ending Midsomer Murder, I continued matching squares of neutral to yellow for the 2015 Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt. I've decided to take the slower road on piecing this mystery.
Going to be a great drive with the Redbud trees blooming!
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