Presentation Day

This morning, I was up and not ready for the day to start. I did get moving though because I needed to get to the museum for our presentation. 

First, I needed to get my rugs from the bathroom into the washing machine, since I got water on the one while in the shower. Then I started putting the ornaments on the tree away. Patrick had asked the other day, and I wasn't in the mood to keep it up, since I hadn't been in the spirit last year. I also got busy on getting the stuff ready to take to the museum. I was about to load them up in the car, when Debbie asked if she could drive us to the museum since we both were going out to eat after. I agreed. 

So, she came, and I had to stop at the bank for Gunderson stuff, then we went to Dutch Brothers for the 30 points. Once we did that, we headed to the museum and started getting everything done. We had the quilts pulled and ready. Then checked on Smiley and he was doing good. He said he thought he could do the presentation, which he could. We got everything ready, and I reminded the ladies not to eat the treats till after the veterans and their families had them. It was comical. 

We got going on the presentation and were able to get out 5 more quilts. 

They were given to (not in order) Dennis Hollinger, Marine, Norman Belanger, Army, Alex Carro, Marine, Andrew Bissell, Marine, and Will Koenig, Air Force. The one in the middle is a State Trooper who came from work. 

After the presentation, Debbie and I went to the new Panda Express for supper. We ordered and were surprised at how busy it was. There must have been 30 workers in the back. Their opening day is tomorrow. The Bearcats (WF West) are signed up for donations that day. I need to get us signed up again for donation. 

It didn't turn out to be a day of Happy Stitching/Happy Quilting!