This has been a funny winter. Record breaking Cold Temperatures and frequent snow/ice events. No, we haven’t had a real blizzard, just a lot of snow days.
And we’re not alone. Snow and cold temps have made it down to the deep south. There have been colder temperatures throughout the 48-contiguous states than it was in Alaska. Tonight the news said that it was warmer at the Winter Olympics in Russia than in most of the continental United States.
About 7:00 pm the current snow event began in our yard. It has been creating havoc across a number of southern states and is promising to be the worst we’ve had in several years. We’ve been warned to be prepared for power outages.
My poor Pampas Grass has had it rough, but a few of the plumes still stand.
I’m thinking a nice, big pot of soup and cornbread is on the menu for tomorrow.
I’ve been busy stitching. But the only thing I can show you right now are the fabric scraps! It’s rough having a Blog and not being able to show you what I’m working on.
The past two days I’ve completed two blocks, but I cannot show either of them to you yet. They are from the Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks, Volume 9 which won’t be on the news stands until May 6. But I’ll post pictures and information about each block during the Blog Tour the end of April.
Fingers crossed that we don’t lose electricity tomorrow and I can do some sewing that I can share! Stay Warm!
Happy Stitching,
Quilt Mouse
Stay warm and stay safe.
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Well, it’s now 11:00 AM and it has switched to rain, but promises to change back to snow this evening. Temps are 38 – YAY! and we still have Power!!
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