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| small containers to hold 'crumbs' (anything under 2") sorted by colour |
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| scraps waiting for my attention |
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| moving from open baskets to lidded storage -- this stack is for squares from 2' - 4.5" |
and some of this in preparation for a workshop (on using coloured and variegated yarns) I am facilitating on Saturday
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| two samples of 'stacked pooling' |
while listening to this on a continual loop in preparation for a worship service I am leading on Sunday
and a vast amount of this (we spent most of the last week of WM’s annual leave gardening)
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| native hibiscus in foreground, buddleia in middle ground; clivea and camelia in backgrouns |
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| verbena seedlings |
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| cosmos seedlings sown five days ago! |
and tomorrow is forecast to be 40°C ( 104°F) so there will probably be some of this:
Unfortunately, there never seems to be enough of this:
And, yes, I do know I owe you a post about our time away!
Lots going on around your house. Hopefully you'll find some time to stitch after all the organizing is done.
ReplyDeleteGreat post.....love the porch a lot! Number 7 on your song list....gives me inspiration and hope.
ReplyDeleteJust start new every day....I love to see what you are up to! The new space is beautiful and has to be very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteGosh Lynne, fingers crossed for cooler weather!! As far as I'm
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given up!! lol.
Cheers, Anita.
can I come stitch with you? that porch looks inviting. the weather here is rainy and cold. organizing is always good. I find things I had long forgotten about LOL
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