Mel,

the ladies tied you donated quilt yesterday and I got it bound today by adding a couple of pieces of green leftover binding.  It looks very nice!  Thanks for the donation!

Very nice quilt!  Someone will really love and appreciate it!

Here we are, back home on the VOS thread.  Glad everyone arrived home safely.  Really missed those who couldn't come.  Haven't really sewed a stitch since I got home.  Emptying a lot from my sewing room to make room for moving my long arm next week.  Amazing what you can store under a long arm table.  Gives me another chance to sort through stuff and share some with others.

The weather has improved greatly here, I may have to think about gardening soon!!

Quilt guild is Thursday, and I have a bag of tops to do, with no motivation to get started!!  Course having a bottle lamb doesn't really motivate me either!  Elsa is doing well, she jumps on and off the couch now.  Have been taking her out to visit the sheep, so maybe she will remember that she is one.  Have more ewes due to lamb next week, hoping that all goes well.

I did clean out a corner of my building, and am trying to go thru 3 tubs of guild stuff that I am storing, taking old mags to the meeting for distribution!  Have quilting mags from the 80"s, some good ideas, but we really don't need templates usually-LOL. Got it down to 2 tubs, newsletters back to the 90"s, but they take up a little less space.

Elsa was adorable to watch during the zoom meetings. I never figured out why she is bottle fed. Did her mama have problems? Keep us posted on when she can join the rest of the herd. 

Elsa was a triplet born during the  arctic cold in Feb.  Born in the evening, by morning she was so cold and almost dead.  Brought her into the house, put her in a sink of very warm water,(keeping her head above water of course!) warmed her up and tube fed her colostrum several times, but the next day she could suck and not is a bottle baby.  It was too cold to try and put her back, and the mom would probably not have taken her back. Mom still had twins to care for, so Elsa is a bottle baby.  We go out and visit the sheep several times a day now, but I am still mom, and she gets panicky when she can't see me.  If it warms up, I may try putting her outside while still bottle feeding her. Right now, she is in a giant dog crate in the living room.

Cool :) Hope all of them go to people who need them!

Just a reminder that if you haven't emailed the retreat evaluation, you have until Friday to get it to me.  Of course, I would accept them after the 5th but I would like to have them before then.

Also, if you enjoyed your time at the retreat venue, it would be a nice gesture to go to their web page and leave your review for Vickie. . https://www.azhouseofcreativeretreats.com/

Carolyn

Well day Three didn't go so well.  My blood pressure went whacko - up and down.  And I spiked a fever...so I am in the hospital at least over night... for observation. It's not  Covid or the flu or a uti or pneumonia... Probably a reaction to one of the meds..

Sigh....they don't allow visitors...so G is going nuts

Oh dear Suze!  I'm so sorry.  I pray they can figure out what caused your BP to go whacko and what caused your fever.  May you get a good night's rest and be home quickly tomorrow!