I spent the weekend before last at a search a few hours south of our area. We drove to help another 'start up' search and rescue group with their planning and search for a missing person there. The weekend involved long hours on the road, only a few hours of sleep, and very long days, but we were glad to do it. Sadly, we did not find the man and I had to go back to work, but we learned that his body was found the next day, a sad ending that we can only hope offered his family some closure.
I got to spend fun time with the Grands and their family, we had supper together a couple of times, walked the dog, and visited.
I helped a friend make apple sauce, and picked grapes and helped make grape juice to can, although we would have had a lot more juice for later if the wasps and I had stopped eating so many of the delicious concords. All of the bees and wasps have been sluggish in the colder weather, which is a lucky thing when you have your hands in there with them.
I finished a couple more tote bags, too. I made a cute goulish bag for a friend's daughter who likes the darker side. And my Grands both liked one particular Halloween bag I made, so I made another of the same fabric since they both want to use them for Trick or Treating.
I also made another French-themed tote using Lindsey's pattern at Fort Worth Fabric Studio and adding an inside pocket this time. What a great pattern!
I stopped at a local cheesemaker on one of my country drives,
and of course this is great baking weather. The son of a friend is a fan of my desserts and of course I love having someone appreciate the things I make, so the last two weeks I've made a blueberry pie and a really delicious almond pastry especially for him.
1 comment:
You have such a generous heart Gail. What a great idea to use your bags as trick o treat bags. Enjoy your week. xo
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