A pictorial metaphor for my life in Huntsville, Alabama. Deb, my sister, fulfilled a dream last week by attending a heirloom sewing class with Martha Pullen. Deb was in heaven and was at the top of her game from the excitment of sewing...she nearly finished a christening gown that is going to be for one of her granddaughters. I managed to see a little of the city but mainly just kicked back and relaxed by reading, crocheting, or doing some of the design exercises from the Visual Language book by Dunnewold/Benn/Morgan while she was in class.
The month has been a busy one and I hope I can get through the rest of the month's plans. Tuesday I returned home and now have a touch of Bronchitis which has made me re-evaluate some of my plans for this weekend. I'm taking a super-duper antibiotic and steroids so I hope to make it to some of the activities related to the Gee's Bend quilters being here along with the exhibit at the Speed Museum.
Huntsville looks warm and bright. I hope you can salvage at least some of your weekend -- meeting or listening to Gee's Bend quilters sounds fascinating.
ReplyDeleteyes, feel better, gee's bend quilters, what a treat. that crochet project looks rather fun too!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors! Those are my very favorites! :-) Gee's bend...how wonderful, can't wait to hear more.
ReplyDeleteOh, how warm and inviting. PLEASE take good care of yourself. Hey, I was just at Rayna's blog. I am a comma looking for a question mark!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good time in Huntsville, low-key and relaxing. Take care of yourself because we are all looking forward to a vicarious Gee's Bend experience!
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