Does this not just brighten your day? What a sweetie.
For more pictures of Jacob, go to Lydia's pictures. There are also some neat snow pictures there too.
I'm getting myself all prepared for the Friday Night Sew-In. There are 182 people signed up. The good thing is, if you don't show up, nobody's going to come looking for you. I wish I had to time to go to some of these web sites and see what they're doing. There are a lot of talented people. Maybe some of it will rub off on me.
I went to the Grand Opening! of JoAnn Fabrics yesterday and once more ran into someone I knew. I guess if I ever get lonely, I'll go there and be sure to see someone to talk to. This was Barbara, and she's not even from Montgomery. She was there with her cousin Judy, and we were able to have a long and serious discussion about interfacings and pattern tracing. It's a new shiny store, and they had lots of yarn and crafty things, but it seemed not that much fabric. I'm not sure what the love affair with fleece is, but it seems like half of any fabric store's inventory the last few years is fleece. I mean, this is the south. How much fleece do people actually wear/use? I'll be back again and can look around more. In fact, I still have a handful of half-price coupons that it's a shame to waste, even if they just get used on needles and thread.
The sunshine is nice and cheerful today for a change. Maybe we can start to get hopeful about spring.
For more pictures of Jacob, go to Lydia's pictures. There are also some neat snow pictures there too.
I'm getting myself all prepared for the Friday Night Sew-In. There are 182 people signed up. The good thing is, if you don't show up, nobody's going to come looking for you. I wish I had to time to go to some of these web sites and see what they're doing. There are a lot of talented people. Maybe some of it will rub off on me.
I went to the Grand Opening! of JoAnn Fabrics yesterday and once more ran into someone I knew. I guess if I ever get lonely, I'll go there and be sure to see someone to talk to. This was Barbara, and she's not even from Montgomery. She was there with her cousin Judy, and we were able to have a long and serious discussion about interfacings and pattern tracing. It's a new shiny store, and they had lots of yarn and crafty things, but it seemed not that much fabric. I'm not sure what the love affair with fleece is, but it seems like half of any fabric store's inventory the last few years is fleece. I mean, this is the south. How much fleece do people actually wear/use? I'll be back again and can look around more. In fact, I still have a handful of half-price coupons that it's a shame to waste, even if they just get used on needles and thread.
The sunshine is nice and cheerful today for a change. Maybe we can start to get hopeful about spring.