Reviewing.....
(I am having to dig down deep to remember my days studying these subjects... some come easier than others... and some don't come at all- especially US History which I am only learning now that I live south of the border!)
Running....
(even though I don't have to get Sugarbaby off early to the bus, Mr. U and I still rise at about the same early time each day and I head off to the gym!)
Refining...
(I wasn't crazy about how my quilt-a-long piece looked, so I flipped it on its side and added one more strip of wavy goodies!)
See you soon!
PS I will announce the winner of my second giveaway on Friday!
That quilt is a piece of art for sure.
ReplyDeleteI think the quilt is great. I like it on the side.
ReplyDeleteLearning US history must be hard when you started North of the Border, but I hope it will be fun learning along side your child. (You are in school together LOL)
Debra
I can't imagine why you did not like the way that quilt looked. I think it is great either way.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on History. I'd much rather see it than study it, but give me a science of any kind and I am knee deep into it.
The math was always my Achilles heel. I still am NOT a math person...and neither is my daughter. She'd have loved to try nursing school but is so intimidated by math, that she just can't attempt it. :(
ReplyDeleteEverything I know about US history I learned from ABC afterschool specials... ;)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the 3 R's. Your waverunner quilt is coming along nicely. I really like your fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteI'm cracking up ... your stack o' homeschool books looks *exactly* like ours!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt :-)
Your waverunner quilt looks great. The blue and red really pop!
ReplyDeleteI remember Saxon from our homeschooling days and now our daughter is a math/computer science double major. Way beyond anything I ever learned!