adventures in crafting part II

Last night was the first of three quilting classes I have this month to make Noelle's pink and Tiffany blue log cabin quilt. Everything went REALLY well and even though I was much slower than the other two women in the class (they were making smaller quilts and actually knew how to sew) I made a lot of progress and almost finished all of my squares today. This whole sewing thing is much easier than I had expected. I'm no sewing master, mind you, but I can actually thread a bobbin and sew a straight line! This is how I spent most of my day, when I was feeling well enough to get out of bed:



I woke up feeling terribly sick this morning. I had ambitious plans for the day, but most of them were nixed since I spent most of my day kneeling over porcelain or laying in the fetal position in Mom's bed. I hate when I get sick and there's no one to take care of me. I was a pretty pathetic sight, that's for sure. I'm feeling a little better now, but I haven't been able to keep food down all day...which, admittedly, isn't that big of a problem. But still, being sick is no fun and I always end up crying like a baby and sobbing "Whhhhhyyyyyy???" when I'm not feeling well.