Those of you who know me, know quite well that I tend to be “all over the place”
when it comes to my quilting. Those words in quotes because they may describe
me, but it’s more of the way others describe me. In my thinking I’m just me.
when it comes to my quilting. Those words in quotes because they may describe
me, but it’s more of the way others describe me. In my thinking I’m just me.
For example, I devour books when I’m reading. However I can go months without reading anything
beyond a few blogs (hey, chickies!) and whatever magazines happen to come to the house.
Devouring those in an hour. And I’m not particular about the topics: Car Trends,
Popular Mechanics, AARP whatever, etc.
Devouring those in an hour. And I’m not particular about the topics: Car Trends,
Popular Mechanics, AARP whatever, etc.
retired. I can play, practice, and fill my silly head with all manner of ideas. Then show
them to Richard when someone else takes the gamble and wins.
On a side note: This week I visited every blog on the side bar but ran into a few issues.
My security app (Webroot Secure Anywhere) gave me a warning saying your site is "A
High Risk Site." If you don't have a comment from me from this week, then most likely
your blog is one of the problems. (I suppose I should have made a list.) If you want me
to try again, email me at mary.marcotte@gmail.com or comment here and I'll check again.
them to Richard when someone else takes the gamble and wins.
On a side note: This week I visited every blog on the side bar but ran into a few issues.
My security app (Webroot Secure Anywhere) gave me a warning saying your site is "A
High Risk Site." If you don't have a comment from me from this week, then most likely
your blog is one of the problems. (I suppose I should have made a list.) If you want me
to try again, email me at mary.marcotte@gmail.com or comment here and I'll check again.
4 comments:
Good for you for simply enjoying yourself. We don’t always need to finish everything or have a grand plan.
As for the side note: I have the same problem with your website. That’s why I can’t put your blog in my sidebar; it simply doesn’t show up.
Ah, technology.
I think enjoying yourself is the most important part. After all, if you are not enjoying it, what's the point? I like the idea of filling your quilting toolbox with skills for future use.
People that quit wanting to learn and grow can be a little boring. Kudo's to you for keeping up with your interests even after being retired!
One thing is certain: I'm "all in" with quilting! And learning. And having fun. Oh, and retirement so I can enjoy all of it!
Thanks everyone.
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