Sharing the Good Life
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Now that you’ve all had some time to get used to the new blog, which one do you like better . . the new one or the old one? If you can’t remember the old one . . then let’s assume you like the new one better.
If you have a definite reason for voting one way or the other, please explain it to me. You won’t hurt my feelings . . I didn’t create the blog. But, I do want to know what you think.
This photo was taken with my cell phone. Don’t ask me why . . my real camera is sitting right here. This is as far as I’ve gotten with the quilt. I think I’ll add one more vertical row and one more horizontal row, borders and then it will be big enough to be a nice size snuggle quilt.
What’s on your design wall?
Several have asked if I have workshops scheduled in their areas.
After a very busy 2009, and with an already full schedule for 2010, last year Vince and I discussed my teaching away from home and pretty much decided I would schedule very little in 2011 and nothing thereafter for several reasons.
I enjoy teaching and meeting quilters and spending time with you all but at the end of the day, home is where I love to be. I’m not saying I won’t schedule a workshop here and there but for the most part, the traveling and teaching for me is over. Not only do I love being home, but Vince likes having me home and you know how much Speck likes having me home! Traveling is really a hassle. Maybe it’s because I’ve let it become a hassle. To fly, I have to drive over 2 hours to the Kansas City airport, park off site and ride the bus, with all my quilts in tow, to get to the airport. If I drive, there’s the constant worry that I’ll come to a bridge I can’t cross so . . the bottom line is . . I’m happier at home.
I so much appreciate those who have recommended me to your guild and who are still asking me to come to your area. I may change my mind if we end up closer to an airport and without chickens so Vince doesn’t have to deal with them.
For now . . that’s how it is! 
