Hannah and I at our first wine tasting of many! |
This past July I flew to Wisconsin for 15 days! I was able to be at my best friend's son's wedding, see Hannah and her boyfriend Jeremy and Mac (we call him Jay now) and his fiancé Liz and hang with my extended family too. Hannah and I took our third annual Mother Daughter Trip to Door County so we could combine the trips this year (with me teaching I can no longer go in May and so it had to be postponed and this made the most sense..we may do something close to Wisconsin every three years or so so I can combine the trips and see everyone there too!). We also had Mac/Jay and Liz come up for a day and spend it with us. That was super fun too!
We went to this cool beach and hiked through the woods and until we found all these stacked up rocks. So much fun setting the camera and trying to get just the right picture!
With Jay and Liz we took a ferry out to Washington Island and saw the Stave Church, two lavender farms, climbed a ton of stairs to the highest point on the island and had pizza (twice--don't ask!)
I have not been feeling well at all for a long time and was finally diagnosed with a B12 deficiency. For some reason I still am super tired after ten weeks of shots...I had a cold and then my BP was high...anyways it has been a rough few months. Between trying to make it through my work week and the start of one of my moonlighting jobs (seven credits at community college in addition to full time teaching high school) I have been neglecting my sewing. Finally put it some time before school started and a few hours each weekend to get this On Ringo Lake (On Green Bay) Quiltville Mystery Quilt into a flimsy!
I got the backing and binding made and it is packed up for Ros!
I miss blogging and reading my blogs, but I just never seem to have time for anything but work and exercise and sleep. Thanks for stopping by!
4 comments:
I know from experience how much time teaching high school eats up, just on its own!
Sorry to hear you have been unwell - hope you are feeling 100% again soon.
Congratulations on getting Ringo Lake to the top stage. Looks good!
Your ORL is awesome! Great job!
Hope you feel completely healed soon and back to full energy!
Your version of On Ringo Lake looks FABULOUS and so do YOU!!! Sorry to hear that you haven't been feeling well. Thanks for catching us up on what's been going on in your world. Here's hoping for MORE quilting time in the near future!
Looks like you had a fabulous trip. As kids grow into adulthood it's fun to do things with the parent. Glad you got On Ringo Lake into a flimsy. I am still slowly working on mine. It's all cut out, but I'm making bags and doing it as a leader/ender just doesn't work with bags. I thought I'd do it in the camper this summer, but sadly not much sewing time. I taught a 3 credit graduate level class this summer and it was a ton of work.
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