Although it was 45 degrees today there was a mighty wind blowing off a snow bank somewhere—nasty! Emmi almost needed an anchor. We had a great yoga session this morning, toward the end I did remark, “I sincerely think she (Julia, our instructor) is trying to kill us!” Julia’s yoga isn’t for the faint of heart!
Michael used the excavator to lift one of our cattle guards out of its spot so he could clean out all the mud which had washed down the driveway to fill up the cattle guard opening. He spent the rest of the day puttering in the garage—too nasty outside to do anything.
I finished another of Mom’s quilts today and got an email from Karen saying she had received her quilt up there in Wisconsin—it looks mighty good on her bed, doesn’t it! I am so glad she liked the quilting!
Jeane is coming up tomorrow to use the longarm and I made us a big pot of chicken and wild rice soup for lunch plus I have bread dough rising.
That’s about it for our day here in Montana.
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I do believe the wind is moving our way. We are having warmer temps but are expecting very high winds and rain late tonight into tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful quilt:)
We certainly have had the wind all night, and continuing on into this morning. It'll dry it up some I would imagine. Good day to stay put.
ReplyDeleteThat quilt looks great! I love pink and black together!
ReplyDeleteNice job on the quilt, it looks great. Lunch sounds pretty good too!
ReplyDeleteHowdy Janna & Mike,
ReplyDeleteYep, sounds like the flatlandes idea od Montana, alright !!! Karen's quilt looks JANNACLARK, which means ABSOLUTELY GEORGEOUS !!!! How does Ms Emmi get exercise on days like this, in the barn?? That's what you get for going to YOGA in the winter !!! Hope the weather ges better.. hahahaha Y'all take care of Ms Emmi and yourselves...
nice job on the quilt!! very pretty!
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