I was recruited to help with a spiff-up of my parents' church. Note the pipe organ on the right (the real kind with air--not digital). There were white streaks on the pipes. What is that, I asked innocently--some sort of oxidation? The cleaning crew leader laughed and explained that the church apparently has some resident bats, and they poo as they fly.
I loaded about six stitching projects into my car and have worked on two of them. Here's the Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat (Carriage House):
And Liz Easdon (The Essamplaire):
I'm homesick and am missing my routine, my stuff, and my peeps including these guys (and Peaches too, of course). BF reports that the bunnies are having quite the party without me.
Happy week ahead!
Your mom does not look 80. She looks in great shape. Good progress on your projects. Hope you have an enjoyable visit with your folks!
ReplyDeleteHope you're enjoying your visit despite being homesick. Good for your mom, being in such great shape. I absolutely love Elizabeth Easdon! I really have to get to stitching her! The CHS piece is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteCheers to you and your Mom...she is adorable! You are so kind to help out with the church...and the bat poo...yuck!! Be very careful!
ReplyDeleteYour stitching is lovely. I so enjoy your updates even though they often cause me to drool on my keyboard. Hugs to you and the bunnies!!
I understand your homesick feelings. I love visiting my folks in Kentucky, but when I'm there I miss my cats and my "place".
ReplyDeleteYour samplers are lovely. I especially like the colors in Gingham Dog. I have the chart and a piece of 40-count fabric, just have to decide on the fibers (NPI vs DMC vs HDF...::sigh::)
I think most of us are hoping for genes like your mom! I always enjoying visiting plces, but am always happy to return home. Enjoy your visit!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your visit...you are a VERY good daughter for going, you know! Your Mom looks wonderful, btw.
ReplyDeleteOur bunns got in kind of late last nite. I think they may have been with Elvis and Co. partying.
ReplyDeleteWhen the biped is away, the bunnies will play...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful church, beautiful stitching and adorable bunnies! Huggles to you and your mom!
ReplyDeleteGreat that your Mum is going so well for 80!
ReplyDeleteIs Elvis getting fluffier?
good grief ... I wish I could be like your mum now ..lol oooo a proper piped organ .... love them and bats ain't they supposed to be in the belfry heheh ... love the stitching updates as well .. bunnies partying with out you never ..lol love mouse xxxx
ReplyDeleteAs long as the bats don't show up for services... it's all okay. Your stitching looks wonderful, as does your mom.
ReplyDeleteI always love to see what you're stitching - your projects are always so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour Mom looks wonderful, and what a pretty stained glass window you have shared. Cute pictures of the bunnies as always!
Wow on your mum! And on your stitching too - lovely WIPs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet picture of your mom!!! Hope you are having a nice visit and great projects too :-).
ReplyDeleteGreat picture - beautiful church too. Pretty stitching. Safe journeys back.
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I hope you're having a good time, even though I know it's hard to be away from home. I always love going but hate being away, if that makes any sense! Liz and the CHS piece look GREAT!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your trip!
That was so sweet of you to help your parents out with their church. Your wips are both gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLove Elizabeth Easdon - she is on my wish list. Your mom is so cute! enjoy your visit - melody
ReplyDeleteAhhh, I bet they miss you too!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to share that I just posted our Final Adventure on Freckles and Deb. Hope you'll stop by and leave a comment.
Deb
Glenna, your mom is in great shape !!! I love your WIPs. I hope you are enjoying your visit.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time with your parents. How great that your mom looks and feels so good at 80. I'm sure she appreciates your help, too.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your projects are very pretty!
My mom just turned 80 last month. What a lovely church and kudos to you for helping out.Your projects look great! You'll be home before you know it.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you've got your work cut out for you. Enjoy your visit! Both Liz and Calico/Gingham are looking fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter,
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