As the year draws to a close, I wanted to review the highlights and progress of the year. Goals that I had for 2023 were:
❤ While it wasn't an official goal, but a challenge I stumbled upon while perusing through Instagram, I enjoyed the ...
It is the time of year that many of us take time to reflect on the previous 12 months, assess, and then make plans for the coming year.
With a new year before us, and an opportunity to begin anew and fresh I can't help but think we cannot forget the lessons learned in the past.
Lesson 1... Balance is necessary. Life can sometimes be like a teeter-totter. You can sense the ups and downs and sometimes you have to counter-balance to get the thing to go back and forth at a steady, smooth pace.
Lesson 2... Hosting a Sew Along can be challenging... and yet SO rewarding. While my first sew along is not finished, it is nearing the end. And I have to say that ... read moreHey there!
As we prepare to usher in the new decade and year 2020 resolutions are being thought of and plans considered for implementation... but how did I do with my goals for the current year?
My list was quite brief... just three items.
✔#1 - Assemble and complete the Sunbonnet Sue blocks that I got from Dave's aunt.
The quilt has assumed its new home with Dave's aunt. She has placed it on her guest bed which happens to have an antique headboard, close to the same age as these Sue's.
✔#2 - Continue participating in weekly linky ...
I have been thinking and thinking about next year's goals. I have spent at least two years working on ufos and I have finished more than I thought I could. But, I am wishing to do something new. I've noticed I went crazy with new, so we will see. I was trying for a top 10 for the year, and next thing I knew, I had 20. I am going to leave it that way, and see how I do. It is 2020 after all.
1. editya sitar baskets - new -I bought this in Utah after my daughter ...