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The Sultan’s Military Museum
After baking at the beach on Friday, we visited the Armed Forces Museum. It’s in a wonderful old Omani house – the kind with two stories and a courtyard in the middle. The walls are made of stones and mud, … Continue reading
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Rippit, Rippit!
Spent most of Thursday afternoon unsewing! I hate that. I was quilting merrily along…. not very far, really, when I realized that I had tension problems. It’s amazing how much longer it takes to take stitches out than to put … Continue reading
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Sea and Sky
A few photos I’ve taken in the past couple of days on my morning walk with Snoopy. Yesterday when we first left the house about 5:15, the clouds looked like this:When we got out of the yard, and could see … Continue reading
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Inspired To Design – the class
I’ve been working on my class sketches, and each one I do gives me an idea of how to stretch it farther. I did some cropping and repeating of the cropped bit – got some interesting patterns.. a bit abstract. … Continue reading
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Internet Update
Ever since I signed up for wireless internet last January, we’ve had problems. It took forever to get it set up. And then, it would just NOT work, all of a sudden. I phoned and talked to the help desk … Continue reading
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Ruler Work
Busy working on Isabelle’s quilt again today. Yesterday, I got the top loaded on the frame, and basted.The basting took a bit of time as I don’t have a reliable needle up-needle-down on this machine, so I did it all … Continue reading
Dinner out – with unexpected company
Yesterday (Monday) was David’s birthday. After presents and a festive breakfast of oatmeal (special oatmeal with raisins and cinnamon and nutmeg) he had to go to work….. silly man, not to plan his birthday for a weekend! He came home … Continue reading
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Mission of Love – Quilts for Japan
We all remember the earthquake and tsunami in Japan in March – and have heard of how the quilters of the world have rallied to provide warmth to the survivors still huddled in makeshift accommodation in schools and other buildings … Continue reading
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Urgh!!!
Would you believe that I spent all morning yesterday fighting with those butterflies. I’d decided to use my free motion foot so I wouldn’t have to keep twisting the quilt top around. Every inch or so, the metallic thread would … Continue reading
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So Much to Do!
I have a lot to do today. the nice thing about having a dog is that, however much your day is filled, you CANNOT put off taking a walk, especially if you don’t have a yard for him to play … Continue reading
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