2025, you were good to me.
I think I focused a little more on personal relationships and a little less on sewing. I also definitely focused way too much on work.
Here is the run down:
Five finished quilts
- Wonky Houses
- Me Without You
- Quilted Witch
- Nutmeg
- Duck Duck Goose
Two Tops done
- Canadian Chris
- Autumn Afternoon
Made a reversible quilt coat
Took a Featherweight Maintenance class
I organized a row quilt round robin with ladies in my state and one in Arizona
2 scripture bags made
Taught 2 wonky house classes
Quilt Retreats
- Snowgoose
- Pajama Party
- Quilting Friends
- Dakota's Retreat
- Quilt Walk
- Heritage Festival
- Temple trip with Cari to Idaho
- New Mexico trip with Cari
- Shop Hop/Temple trip with Lori, Phyllis, and Brenna
- Halloween motorcycle trip
- St George trip with Jackie
- St George trip with Lori
- Two Via Feratta trips with dd and dh
- Three school training retreats
- Tulip Festival with Lori
- Lava Hot Springs trip with dd
- Spring motorcycle trip
- Birthday trips with grands and my kids
- Colorado Amish friend trip with my parents
- Balloon Festival with grands
- Went to 3 different escape rooms
We got 3 baby colts born on the place.
Meet Cheyenne
By fall she turned into a roan paint.
Heidi turned into a strawberry roan
I joined several readathons throughout the year and read way more books than ever before.
157 books read
Wow, didn't you do well!
ReplyDeleteWow, you were so busy. That is a lot of work
ReplyDeleteI wonder what a drone movie of your life would look like...speeded up! You forgot to list the time you spent with your healing grandson, I do hope he's doing well. Quilts are beautiful, by the way, and colts are sweet. Now take a breath!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great busy year you had.
ReplyDeleteMany gorgeous finishes .
Three beautiful foals were born at your place.
WOW!!!! As much as I admire your gorgeous quilts, I am truly impressed by all your travel and reading last year! I hope your 2026 is full of just as many beautiful new memories just waiting to be made with your loved ones. And a little bit of sewing too!
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