Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Greetings One and All

This was another one of the projects that The Sewing Studio was working on. I love that there are so many talented ladies and the chance to see what they are working on.

The heat here today has just drained me- I have no energy. I did get all my chores and when I went to the garden to get my salad I noticed that some of our plants were starting to wilt down very badly, so I put aside my salad and went and got a five gallon bucket of fish water and a cup and some newspapers and some straw. I would water each plant and the tear a newspaper so that I could slide it around the plant -like a collar.Then I covered it with straw , but it got to where I could not see the plants for the sweat running in my eyes. I did about 25 pants and that made them very happy, but I had to give up and the poor little pepper plants looked so bad.

I did finally get my salad and it was soooo good. Sitting down to rest was good and my eyes kept wanting to go closed. Dag Nab it!

I pulled out 3 of my patterns trying to get organized , but the sewing room was so hot I had to vacate to the living room where we have a little airconditioner and that helped so much. As my mind was in first gear - trying to decipher  which project I should tackle and what fabric I had and what I might change about each project - there went my eyeballs going closed again.  But I pryed them  back open and came in here to catch up with you guys.

I hope each of you has had a lovely day and I send my love to each of you!
Hugs - Granny

4 comments:

  1. I hope one of my girls goes over and waters my stuff while i am gone. Otherwise it will be dried up. I heard that it was 100 degrees today at home. Don't work too hard.

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  2. It sure went from too cold to too hot fast in your neck of the woods.
    We get mosquitoes and flies here in summer too... and I hate them too.

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  3. Good idea Linda to just sit in the cool.

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  4. I hope it is cooled off in your sewing room. We girls need our creative spaces comfy. ;)

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