It’s been raining for two days now–6.5 inches on the rain gauge. But I think it is meant to fair off today.
Yesterday I spent–happily spent–a chunk of the day making a big batch of chicken soup. Eventually I’ll freeze some of it.
But before cooking I mailed “Red Positivity”to my niece. And made a run to Isle of Palms to drop off extra raw milk and some yogurt to Bryan and Corinne. I had thought to try yogurt again, but…no…that still doesn’t work. Corinne will make yogurt with this extra milk.
Today I’ll walk if the weather fairs off enough to risk the 2-mile walk which takes me a fair bit away from the house.
And I’ll sew. The 1920s-30s quilt top is coming along. And at night I’m sewing the binding on “Bonanza,” made from big half-square solid units. I’ve rounded two corners now. The binding is that dark midnight blue/purple.
Next up for binding is “Sprinkles,” the baby quilt I made. Then I will be caught up on binding and can start to hand-sew “Happy,” formerly known as “the quilt from hell,” LOL. And “Serpentine Surprise” is on the longarm waiting for me to baste it.
I love fantasy–and fantasy involving DRAGONS–so I’ve watched all of the prequel to Game of Thrones: House of the Dragon. There is…violence. So be warned if you are tempted. But there are also lots and lots of dragons.
I, like many, watched Game of Thrones over many years–as each season came out. Maybe I’ll watch them all again–or parts of all–so I can view them in one time and place. Or, maybe not. That series of books actually has not ended, so there isn’t a neat wrap-up to where the kingdom goes next–if it goes anywhere at all. Perhaps it is too broken to continue…
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