Another beautiful fall day—just gorgeous, warm and sunny. We took a long walk then I started cooking—I made six dozen cookies, some for Nat and some to freeze. Nat came for lunch and I made a homemade chicken pot pie that was to die for—very good, Michael was impressed!
Took Marti’s Thimbleberry Safe Haven quilt off the frame--
and loaded one for Aunt Margaret. But, I kept looking out the door at the gorgeous sunshine knowing winter is just around the corner. About 3pm we decided to take a drive up the Boulder. Perfect day for it, I packed a little picnic snack, we loaded Emmi into the Jeep and we were off. It is just after 7pm and we are just getting home. The Boulder road becomes gravel/rock/pothole after pothole just a few miles above us so the driving is slow going but the scenery makes up for it. I was hoping to see an elk, or a bear, or a moose but all we saw were deer and wild turkeys.
Life is good, my dear husband is feeling so much better and I am so thankful that is so.
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looks like picture perfect day in your world!!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking cookies - and quilt too!
ReplyDeleteHey, Janna! I want to share with someone who knows both of my worlds (RVing and quilting) - I just got a Singer 99K hand crank machine. Now I can sew when we're boondocking and using campgrounds that don't have hookups. I posted a pic on my blog.
ReplyDeleteHi Janna, the quilts are BEAUTIFUL! Oh how I wish I knew how to make a quilt. I have my grandmother's handstitched quilts and just am amazed at the amount of tiny stitches it took to make. The cookies look delicious! Enjoy reading your blog. Thanks.
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