In Laconia, New Hampshire, there is a lovely and very prosperous assisted living complex called the Taylor Community. About 8 or so of our Belknap Mill Quilter's Guild do live there and the home allows our sit'n'sew group, "The Sew & Sews" to use their craft rooms as a place to gather.
Their only requirement is that we patronize their delicious in-house cafe for our lunches. Here I am with my newly tuned up Scotland-made Featherweight named "Scottie".
We had a ball sewing and chatting about all our quilty projects, but we wished that the AC was just a bit cooler on this torridly hot day!
Here is Jean, on the right, with her wonderful child's quilt of Noah's Ark, being helped with it by Sharon, on the left. Can you see the rainbow on the quilt? It is so cute!
And my other dear friend, Sally, has just become a new Grandmother to a precious baby girl! We all got to peek at the baby via Sally's smartphone pictures.
We had a great time!
After lunch, I escaped and drove home in my very hot car (AC doesn't work) and raced into my house. Our two window units at either end of the house and lots of fans keep it absolutely delightful, so I'm staying indoors!
Their only requirement is that we patronize their delicious in-house cafe for our lunches. Here I am with my newly tuned up Scotland-made Featherweight named "Scottie".
Here is Jean, on the right, with her wonderful child's quilt of Noah's Ark, being helped with it by Sharon, on the left. Can you see the rainbow on the quilt? It is so cute!
After lunch, I escaped and drove home in my very hot car (AC doesn't work) and raced into my house. Our two window units at either end of the house and lots of fans keep it absolutely delightful, so I'm staying indoors!
1 comment:
You poor thing with no AC in the car on a day like today!!
Love your cute little featherweight.
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