OMG! It's been almost a week since I posted!
The priority over the weekend was concern about David's driver's license. He got the letter on Friday telling him that his license was being revoked, and he was to surrender the actual license by today at the latest. The letter also included some good information on options including a special assessment process called "DriveABLE. David had to wait until yesterday to call them, but wasn't able to get an appointment for the re-assessment until May 3rd. So, while we were out yesterday, he went in and "did the deed". Sort of a sad time around here, but at least there is hope.
This all meant a quiet week end, spent mainly at home, but this also meant a bit more studio time than usual. A significant number of the pieces for the new EPP piece have been cut and put in Zip-loc bags for future basting and sewing together. This will be my work for the group in Lorette for the foreseeable future. Today was also the day for my monthly Zoom meeting with the "Slow Stitching" group from my Textile and Fibre Art Manitoba (TFAM) group. I spent the 90 minutes working on the scroll book that I have previously worked on at the Lorette group. That piece has reached the stage where I have to think about what I'm doing, something impossible to guarantee while in Lorette. So lots accomplished, and lots of future hand work to do. I'm happy and content with the studio doings, but not so happy about taking on all of the driving.
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