I'd say it's kind of a crossing between the story of Noah, the Gilgamesh Epos, and Robinson Crusoe - encompassing themes of death and nationhood, and some very Terry Pratchett elements, like a talking parrot with some rather naughty comments ;o)
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I got back late last nigh/early this morning, and had a bit of a sleep in today. Getting up, rain and a dark grey sky greeted me. Not weather to be outdoors! So I have been spending my day with Bernie, finishing up the units for step 3 of Carolina Christmas mystery. All 192 of these strange looking units:
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What on earth will they be used for? I have also a pile of 384 HST units stitched, ready to be pressed and trimmed to 2". These are all cut-offs from the units above, no way I'm throwing out that much fabric - there's the beginning of a whole new quilt here!
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Woohoo! I'll go peek at step 4 now!!!
Hugs and stitches from
Anne Ida
Anne Ida
4 comments:
I'm glad you enjoyed yourself in London.
I love Terry Pratchett and I've got all his books. My favourites are Soul Music and any with Nanny Ogg in
Love and hugs Gina xxx
Sounds like you've had a great week-end, despite the dark weather greeting you this morning!
Wished I had time to go to England to see my sister...
Look forward to see your mystery quilt finished...love your colours!
I'm glad you had a nice visit. I'm bummed tho that you are working on step 3 and I'm still cutting step TWO! I will admit I'm making headway on a t-shirt quilt I'm quilting for a customer....and I want to get it DONE! glad you are back safe and sound...
Ooooo, I can't wait to see your finished project. Looks very pretty even in pieces. :) Glad you had fun with your friend. I love girlfriend time!
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