Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Unconscious Mutterings 11/12

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  1. Nick :: tick

  2. Focus :: pocus

  3. Police :: car

  4. Miles :: Standish

  5. Earn :: Money

  6. Twice :: as nice

  7. Razor :: edge

  8. Personality ::failure

  9. Dumped :: trash

  10. Reliable :: transportation

Monday, November 06, 2006

Bruddah and Halloween musings




Listening to Lips of an Angel by ???????

We named this guy Bruddah....

cross of Buddah for his big belly

and Brooklyn from the old cartoon Gargoyles.

You know, as the kids get older, Halloween really loses

any meaning and just becomes somewhat of a PITA holiday.

I wonder why I even bother turning my light on.

My contorted hazelnut by the front walk has battle scars

that will take years for the slow growing shrub to hide

from kids tripping and stumbling and staggering in poorly

fitted and downright hazardous costumes from which they

cannot see a darn thing, only blindly following their parents

voices saying, "Say thank you." "Stay on the walk."

"Watch out for your sister/brother."

Every kid over the age of 12 in the neighborhood thinks

I'm a troll because I refused to hand any treats out to older kids.

I guess thats from having two very big guys myself and seeing

them get their feelings hurt at the age of 11 because people

thought and said they were 14 and had no business trick or

treating. I've been jaded. So unless you're little and cute,

dont bother coming, you wont get anything. And speaking

of getting anything, I dont hand out candy.

No Snickers or DumDums or Smartees or Hot Tamales.

Definitely no gum.

I remember an incident as a kid when a friend returned to

school after trick or treating practically scalped. She fell asleep

in the car with her Wonder Woman mask on and gum in her

mouth. Enough said.

Pencils and small playdoh containers is what you get at my
house.

I heard more kids say,

"Awesome! I can use this pencil at school!"

or "Cool! I got playdoh!" Which made me smile.

Yeah, that's why my light will always be on every

Halloween....

Few quilty things









These are the blocks I made for the pink lemonade
swap at Mailblocks.
I think this is going to be an
adorable quilt when the
swap is all done.

I think I will make two twin size quilts for Jessie and Julie.
They're going to be sharing a room now they have a new
little brother on the way.













Weathervance blocks
(pattern from quilterscache.com)
made for the October block lotto at Mailblocks

Unconscious Mutterings 11/4

  1. Theft :: car

  2. Storage :: building

  3. Pick :: your nose

  4. Los Angeles :: City

  5. The one :: that one

  6. Accent :: color

  7. Rivalry :: revelry

  8. Process :: design

  9. Streets :: dark

  10. Museum :: exhibit

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Unconscious Mutterings 10/29

  1. Costume :: party

  2. Beg :: borrow or steal

  3. Hottie :: Tottie

  4. Celebrity :: star

  5. Saturday :: Sunday

  6. Buckle :: my shoe

  7. Doorbell :: ring

  8. Rude :: insolent

  9. Absence :: report card

  10. Hyper :: active

Unconscious Mutterings 10/22

  1. Stuff :: porkchop

  2. Block :: pattern

  3. Ingredient :: main

  4. Flagrant :: display

  5. Dandruff :: problem

  6. Betty :: Boop

  7. Tide :: orange

  8. Judges :: juries

  9. Take it easy :: Eagles

  10. Chef :: salad
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Monday, October 16, 2006

Unconscious Mutterings 10/15

  1. Weeks :: ago

  2. Cough :: snot

  3. Jail :: cement

  4. Produced :: ill feelings

  5. ? :: what?

  6. Stapler :: Office Max

  7. Next :: one

  8. Perky :: breasts

  9. Oxygen :: tank

  10. Musical :: instrument

Tuesday, October 10, 2006

Swap blocks


My box quilt blocks, pattern from quilterscache.com, for swap at Mailblocks. These went together fast, the hard part is keeping the colors organized. when making multiple scrappy blocks.

Retreat projects













Since I decided that I will not post pictures of anything that isnt 100% finished, I had to wait until I finished the heart wallhanging that Sharyn taught us as a group at the retreat. It is now quilted with a hanging sleeve and ready to be popped on my wall.













The second is a cute little envelope style purse that Dot demonstrated at the retreat. She hadnt planned on teaching it, but we all begged until she gave in. Isnt it adorable?

Unconscious Mutterings 10/8

  1. Opinion :: survey

  2. Tardy :: again

  3. Peer pressure ::group

  4. Grownup :: tall

  5. ! :: yikes

  6. Beer :: stein

  7. Sit :: down

  8. Shower :: stall

  9. Consumate :: sex

  10. Wasting :: away



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I'm a 45 year old wife and mother. Quilting is my haven from the real world.