As we welcome April I come with mixed emotions. First I'm still blown away with a great retreat we had in Kill Devil Hills, NC in the Honor House. This house was just as I anticipated and more. We had plenty of room and more if we needed it. The weather was a mix of just about everything. We shopped, we ate, we walked the beach, we played games and had our own Tour-de-quilt show. Looking forward to retreat #5 for 2023. As I returned home, I was quilting away and my machine suddenly stopped. I have reported my problem to Gammill and I'm just waiting for a repair person to be near me so I can get back up and running. I have a few ladies who need quilts quickly and I have those at the top of the list. I appreciate my customers so much for having patience during this difficult time for me. I know the help desk will be glad when my machine is fixed. I call every two days to leave them nice messages. So I have been trying to keep myself busy during this slow time.
Several of my customers have been on my heart lately. My dear friend Bonnie Butz , and her son Brian Medsker, will be leaving this week to move to Idaho. Trixie is very sad and I am for the distance they are going. We will keep in touch through facebook. Drive safe and stay healthy! George's husband had open heart surgery and is recovery still in the hospital. Delma Kemmet and Merci Kessler have both had breathing issues. We continue to lift them up for healing. Jeanette Reames has shoulder issues. Phillie has been dealing with leg issues and my knee is getting better and stronger. It seems that we are more than a quilt group, we are a support group for healing also.
April brings us Easter and spring breaks. So I don't have too much to report. The two classes I was trying to get together didn't. So I will revamp them and try again later. So for now this might be sweet and simple. Sorry for no classes, but I will have a "Sip and Sew" Saturday so we can get together. I do have two spots left for the West Virginia get away if you are interested. I can take names up to the first of June.
So until you see me in person, Keep on sewing and I will see you soon.
Lisa