Hello all
What an ending to the year. I had a cold from triple Hades for the last two weeks of school and the week after we were out. So Memorial Day weekend was a wash for doing anything. I was exhausted after getting through finals and registration. Thank goodness that I had worked ahead on the three on-line college classes that I was taking for recency credits. I did get behind though on the next two college classes as I no more got over my cold and had some "guy" problems which apparently have been lurking for about two years. Go figure. If this is what the forties are like what are my fifties going to be? I'm falling apart already!
Anyways, of course I have a pile of unfinished projects and of course started a new one. Our art teacher whom I admire greatly and that I will miss terribly has retired after 27 years. But, she is off to Japan for two years to teach art at an American school for K-12. That will be a change since she has only taught high school for the last 19 years. So, I had to make her a quilt for her retirement. Here is the link.
Also thought that you would like to see our blue poppies. They are native to the Himilayas but grow very well in Alaska. A gentlemen up in Palmer has dozens of varieties that he sells. We have three varieties but this is always the first one to bloom. Here is that link.
Following everyones challenges. May the shine shine where it needs to, rain fall where it's needed, both in moderation of course, repairs be speedy and manageable, and bodies quickly heal.
Steve Alaska