Spring break officially began at 3:50 pm yesterday. When I walked in from class, my book bag went upstairs and I went directly to my studio. I had a commission to replace a photo in a quilt and this was the week to do it. I was a bit nervous when I started, picking, but in less than 3 hours of actual work time, I had it completed. Would show you but it is a very personal quilt. I am still amazed how well the replacement fit in. Love it when a plan comes together.
Plan to do some type of quilting every day for the next 10 days, but it might only be an hour of something. If I did that much in one day, I could probably complete several projects, but when I stop and start I tend to do more dreaming. Today I am going to do some hand sewing in the car, so I might get more than an hour. However, three hours of a car ride also includes the usual dozing and all that other stuff. If we arrive home early enough, I will do the machine seam on the next row so I will have hand work for tomorrow night. Then I will be binding Dad's experimental quilt blocks together. (Not a work of art, but a good resource for large open areas with his embroidered blocks.)
I am planning to make this a week with no more that 3 hours of computer time a day. It will be odd considering that many days during the semester I would have to admit to spending from 7:15 to 4:00 on the computer, except when walking between classes and at break time. Friday I spend about 4 hours doing business and personal work on the computer in the office. Then at least 2 nights during the week I go from 7-10, and then there is that homework that spills into one of the weekend days, as well. - Not much of the time is spent blogging or on Facebook, but those things are relaxing, so I could easily get sucked into them if I did not monitor my time.
Time to get cracking because even on break there is work and activities afoot.
- see accountant
- Deliver payment for a dress
- Delivery items to quilt shop
- Present Terry with the quilt and the new smiley photo
- Go to the bank
- Sand if there is time
- Jump in the car and stitch while we travel to see grandbabies and kids
- In bed by 10:00.
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