Hello Hump Day!

Okay, Patrick went golfing today. That was nice. Trouble was he didn't stay away long enough! lol 

I had to get a few things done for tomorrow. I'm working on getting the quilts labeled and ready to go. Then I had to get a backing and batting done for Connie. Once that was done, I put the quilts by the door to remember to take them. I have 2 quilts for mom to do the bindings on. Then I looked all over the place for the paper that I wrote our check list on. I texted Debbie and told her I can't find it anywhere. She was asking if I had it downstairs by the quilt fabric we got yesterday. Nope. Did I look by the bolts of fabric in the other room downstairs - Nope not there. I even told her I looked in the computer room and it's not here. Then I get this call - Debbie - she's telling me her husband said, "What's worse than one absent minded person? - TWO!" She was laughing, saying it was still on the pad and in the car. We both thought she tore it off and gave it to me yesterday!  So, of course, she sent me a photo of it to work on. 

I got caught up on genealogy. I found some information on the Wilson and Wilkinson families that I was entering. After an hour, I decided I better get my exercises in or I wouldn't do them today. 

That's when Patrick walked in. I got going with what I needed for tomorrow. Once I was in the computer room, I decided to get the information for Bryan and printed out 77 pages of the Matheson Families. I also printed out more of his grandfather's book. It's ready to go in the mail tomorrow. 

Patrick napped and I worked on getting stuff done. At least I printed all those pages downstairs. 

Then I sat and worked on the last 2 quilts to go to the museum. I now have all 8 quilts ready to go. 

JoAnn Wisner made this one. It turned out great. These are all from the quilt blocks that was the block of the year 2 years ago. Still waiting to see what the block for 2024 is. 

This one is a Connie Carter quilt. She comes up with some really good quilts. I give her a lot of credit to be able to do scrap quilts that look awesome! I've never been that good with scraps. 

Today I was busy making a fool out of myself as well as getting the labels one quilts. At least that's something to be proud of! Being Happy Quilting/Happy Stitching!