What to say? What to say?

So here we are starting a new adventure.  Good Luck to us. 

Somehow I want to be very profound.  Not going to happen. and with all of the errors & typos it's going to take a long time to actually get something in print.  I had no trouble setting up the blogs, although there are a couple of mistakes floating around.  these damn things never die, nor do they fade away.  They just sit on the internet blocking traffic--forever.  I also have another one that replaces the Mouse Factory.  It's title may be  "Pat's Studio Time".  Once I get a couple of glitches sorted out I'll see if I can get you both a correct address.  Did you know that The Geek Squad appears to want nothing to do with blogs?  But they did get me to where I needed to go to set the blogs up.

Oh Yeah! It's been a fun time around here!

Loren is home from Thai Land.  We all followed him on Facebook.  He sent some wonderful pictures, mainly of scenery and food.  I'm trying to arrange another coffee evening so he can tell us all about it. 

Otherwise, today is laundry day.  That means that we stay at home and do the laundry--only the laundry.  It does allow me to spend time in the studio with an ear monitoring the laundry room for changes in sound, as things progress.  I've pulled out the fabric that was put away years ago, and was planned to be used to make a small quilt for each of my grandchildren, for their first-born child. With Jeremy and Denise setting up housekeeping, who knows what the future holds.  Or there are no children born until after I'm gone, and the quilts are there, ready and waiting.  This is still part of the "Great Purge" that has been going on for almost a year (started March 16, 2022)

All for now.  Remember--stay safe ladies!

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