This, my friends, is the last weather report of the year! You would think after last week's post that I would have something exciting to share. Well, I do but it's not what you were expecting. It's December so work is extra busy and I bring taxes home to prepare for their January arrival to the homeowners. I only have so much personal time left around the holidays and I chose to spend it working on the mystery quilt this last week. The one I'm abysmally behind on. Ugh. After this afternoon's year end meeting I'm back to a fairly regular work schedule for a while which means hexies at lunch and during the evenings. Woot!
This pic is of my mothership station. Just a small folding table in front of the TV with an Ott light. I prefer to work with the bigger pieces on the table to support the weight of the quilt. I am working on the tenth green rosette this week and if this weekend goes like last weekend I should have all 12 finished this weekend. I make no promises tho...
December 23 - 29, 2020 40 - 48 - 29 - 19 - 31 - 35 - 27 F |
Did you notice? We had a new low of 19F! I know, I know, I'm still the only weirdo that likes cold and snow but I gotta tell you our December weather was kind of a let down in the snow department. I demand request snow just 2 days of the year: Christmas and my birthday. Christmas barely came through as the snowmadeggen warnings resulted in a whopping inch of snow but I still have high hopes for January!!!
Can't believe how you churn out the hexies. It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWe hit 3 degrees last night/this morning. What color would that be?
And what were you watching on TV? Am I snoopy enough?
I am cutting out your birthday block tonight!!
That is some cool temperatures. Good luck with getting a snowy birthday!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm amazed you only got 1" of snow out of the threatened storm. I'm sure parts of Buffalo would be happy to switch with you. I wouldn't mind a little snow, but I could skip any temperature below 20 degrees. Hexie flowers are looking good.
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We had snow December 1st that was gone by lunchtime, and that's it so far. Let's see what January brings!
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