
two boxes of peaches, and they had to be dealt with promptly or they just become compost food
so here are the ones that we canned -- because they were really big peaches we had to cut them into pieces smaller than halves to get them in the narrow mouth jars (which were what I had brought up and washed and had lids on hand for, so I was not switching to wide mouth, thank you very much!)
these are going to my dad tomorrow for his eating pleasure

yesterday I did
a lovely pile of landscape fabrics to be made into wonderful things
and she also sent home a quart of pinto beans and ham for our eating pleasure (and yes, they were wonderful)
and I will be doing a landscape quilt for her sister -- a seascape on a Hawaiian theme -- which should be a lot of fun and very different from anything else I've done

just one piece of black fabric would have been way too "flat", so I did curved strip piecing to create a more varied texture for the sky behind the blue planet

we'll see how that all goes

and this morning there was laundry (canning makes extra) and lawn mowing
tomorrow we head off to visit with my folks, then on to my daughter's for the weekend -- and the visit to the Rocky Mountain Quilt Festival to see the Hoffman Challenge quilts on Saturday
yup -- we're busy!!
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Now I've got Elton John's "Rocket Man" stuck in my head.
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