Some day I hope to be out of the brain fog that has settled in my head. I finished the quilt I was making for my soon-to-be DIL's great grandmother in time to overnight it to her so that she got it on Christmas Eve. Close call there. I was going to make my 3 y/o grandson a SuperHero quilt for Christmas but there just was not enough time. Now I have to pack up all my quilting supplies and get ready to move. We have decided to buy a house here in NY since we will probably be here until DH retires. We desperately need the room with DD and here little one living with us. So I don't know when I'll be able to get back to quilting again.
The good news is, we found a house that will be a perfect fit, made and offer and the owners accepted. We are supposed to close on March 7th. I'm excited. It has a full house basement with two bedrooms and a room that can be a kitchen. We're going to re-do it a bit and make DD and apartment, me a huge roomy quilting room, and DH a place for his Flight Simulator. Between a whilrwind afternoon of looking at houses in the cold, damp rain, dealing with mortgage people, lawyers and everything else that goes with buying a house, my brain is in a fog.
The sad news is, we had to send our beautiful Comit over the Rainbow Bridge today. She was almost 14 y/o and had developed diabeted. The vet originally thought it was a food allergy. By the time she figured out that it might be diabetes it was too late. I have cried until I can't cry anymore at the moment. DH was very supportive and cried right along with me as she was more his little girl for the last few years. But she is no longer sufferering or in pain. But I miss her so much as I've had her since she was 5 weeks old. This didn't help with the brain fog either.