I got a first grade upgrade between San Antonio and Washington! I've spent the last several hours hexing away while watching videos on my Kindle fire – life is good!
One more flight to go and this traveling girl is home.
I'm looking forward to dinner, a long soak in the hot tub, and sleeping in my own bed – in that order!
I've got more photos to share from my time in San Antonio, but as my flight is boarding this is as much as I have to show for now.
I'm happy with my progress – anxious to see these sections coming together.
Much love from the friendly skies –
6 comments:
Hexies are coming along great. Love the colors. Enjoy your bed! Nothing like your own is there?
Linda
Glad to hear you are almost home!!! Sounds like it has been a whirlwind of a trip. There's nothing like being home in your own bed with your own pillows!!!
I love traveling vicariously through you, Bonnie! Thanks for all the great pictures, especially of San Antonio where we lived one summer and my first daughter was born. I know that heat! It was 'cooling down' to 88 degrees - at NIGHT!- by the time I delivered on September 1. I might have to make her a beautiful scrappy star quilt like the one you hung for the The Quilt Show taping, it was stunning!
My grandson is currently in basic training there in San Antonio so I especially enjoyed seeing your pictures this time which brought it closer to home. Speaking of home... enjoy your own bed tonight! Thanks for ALL you do for us :)
great hexes, bought some paper templates to have a go!
there's no place like home and your own bed aaaaaaaah!!
enjoy.
Hi
Dont u afraid of reds, bleeding
Did u check and clean all your red fabrics ?and darcks
Sweet back home
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