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| Austin, in Florida |
I flew home last Thursday looking quite out of place by the time I reached Des Moines. I walked into 30 degree temperatures wearing open-toed sandals, bare-legged (in a skirt), with my Panama Jack sunhat on my head! Seeing all the people at the gate, I realized I was headed the "wrong way." It's spring break, and everyone was anticipating flights south to warmer weather!
I spent one night at home... long enough to do laundry, sleep, and pack again to leave the following morning for a weekend in Kansas visiting our daughter and her family. I've sure gotten in a lot of grandie time lately!
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| Still sporting my Florida tan, here I am with four month-old Aesa. |
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Brothers: (L) Tay, 17 months; (R) Aesa, 4 months
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| Jill, Dan, and Maher - All college-educated! |
Almost finished... Saturday afternoon.
During airport-waiting and car-riding time, I finished two more blocks of the "Snowmen A to Zzzz" embroidery project.
Being able to stitch these blocks, or hand-piece blocks for a quilt is why I always like to keep a grab-and-go project at the ready.
Now that I'm at home again, I'm ready to spend time with my sewing machine, but isn't it nice to have variety and options? That's why I like making anything that involves using a needle and thread.
It's always a delight to see the latest photos of all 5 of your beautiful grandchildren, Linda. I'm doing my best to catch up with you here - No 2 is two days overdue! Watch this space!
ReplyDeleteHey, you are back in the midwest although maybe not home in Iowa! Looks like you're having lots of fun with the grandkids in KC even if its not quite as warm as Florida!
ReplyDeleteThe grands are growing up so quickly! It looks like you had a fantastic time. I'm not surprised that it took longer to assemble the swing set than anticipated. It seems like any type of home improvement goes over the time estimates.
ReplyDeleteOh, those two boys are so cute! What a fun time you must have with them. I had to laugh about the backyard play set. The instructions usually aren't very good for those things. We did a couple of those when the kids were young and it was a struggle. Also, love your glasses.
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