UFO’s and Other Stuff

The weather has been warmer, and it made my soccer watching much more pleasant. Our girls lost again, but they did play much better. 

We had a good turnout for the game. I also had lunch with Roger last week. 

He’s eating carrots. LOL. They were having book fair on the same day, and I offered to buy him some books, but he decided he didn’t have need any at this time. I think he was anxious to get to the playground. 

This is the picture from last year:

And here is Kathryn 12 years ago at the same school during the same week.

If it wasn’t for the grandkids and church, I wouldn’t have much of a social life.

I finally got all my UFO lists made. I made one for quilting, on for tops to finish, one for projects I want to try, and one for new quilts I want to make. Yeah, it’s a little too ambitious, but I will see what happens. 

There are only 9 items on the “New Quilts to Piece” list, but that’s okay. I’m not going to be able to finish all of this anyway. 

The January number was 2 and I did get my Day One quilt finished from the “Quilts to be Quilted” list.

On the other lists, I started the Twister Tote, and the Logging In Quilt is pieced, but I’m still working on the border. I’m going to try and finish it before I move on to the next thing. The Red Rock quilt is mostly pieced; it needs the outer border, which won’t take long. 

I had kind of given up on the “To-Do List Tuesdays”, but I might have to start doing it again to keep myself on track. I have so much I want to do, and I have a tendency to start more than I can finish. I’ve been that way all my life.

Yesterday, I decided I was tired of eating my own cooking, so I went to Tres Estados and got the ribeye and shrimp dinner.

Oh my, it was good, and it was a lot. A ribeye, four shrimp, rice, charro beans, guacamole, and tortillas for $15.99. That’s a lot of food for that price. It was more than I could eat, and I brought the leftovers home. I sewed a little when I got home, but I was too full to be super productive.