Again, it's after midnight on a Saturday night. This week I've made a hat for the Pumpkin Patch, finished a pair of socks, made another washcloth, worked a little on a new scarf. Red Hats met on Thursday at Longhorn's. It is so comfortable to meet with a group of women whose only purpose is to enjoy a meal and each other's company, catch up on children and grandchildren, with no competition or status games whatsoever. I love my Red Hat ladies.
We went to orientation for transfer students at JSU on Tuesday. Everything I have seen at the school looks good - I'm so glad Matt chose this school - I think it's going to give him a lot of good opportunities.
David is going to the Scout Jamboree next week to be on staff, so I've been sewing scout patches on shirts and hemming pants.
I'm going to have to start doing the computer work for ASTRA next week, and might as well go ahead and set up the next newsletter for church. We're going electronic in September! No more copying and folding and labeling and sorting and delivering to the post office. Should save us about four hours plus postage costs. Kathy and I are really looking forward to this.
I'm still addicted to the Wool Watcher at Jimmy Beans Wool, but I'm trying to resist buying more yarn. So many ideas zipping around my head for things to make, but frequently they zip right out my ear before I can really get the plan down. ADD in middle age - who knew?