A Perfect Day To...

[so lucky]

Do just about anything. DH is gone all day on a float trip, Penny is going to daycare in about a half hour, and it is an absolutely gorgeous day, unseasonably low humidity and a high of 84 degrees predicted.
If I have energy, I will work in the garden this morning and evening, and sew during the middle of the day. I have two quilt tops waiting to be quilted, and I have a new sewing machine with a 9" throat, so it can handle just about any size quilt as I try to perfect (or at least get to an acceptable stage) of free motion quilting.
If I don't have energy, it will be a great day to nap and watch soap operas. So, win/win.

 

[thistlebloom]

Sounds wonderful! With weather like that you should spend at least some of it outside, if not working than simply absorbing your solitude and freedom from responsibility.
Days like that aren't overly frequent.

 

[Nyboy]

That is so great your husband feels good enough to go on a day trip. Last holiday I lied to friends and family about my plans. I stayed home never got dressed watched old movies and ate junk food all day one of the best days in a long time

 

[Ridgerunner]

The heat is still here but the humidity has dropped a lot. I can move around without becoming soaked. I think I'll go put a bunch of cockerels in the freezer. If I leave now I shouldn't have any problem doing six, may do seven. I have eleven that are ready. With the low humidity and being in the shade it should be quite comfortable out there.

 

[ninnymary]

Make sure you have a cup of tea or coffee in the afternoon with something sweet and delicious and sit outside in the shade just enjoying your garden. I guess that would have to be an ice tea huh? Forgot it's hot over there.

Mary

 

[journey11]

Yesterday and today, same here. I have gotten so much done in the garden past two days because of it. Things have finally dried out and that breeze makes it heavenly to work in.

 

[Larisa]

How I love those days! A great chance to throw out unnecessary old things husband. Old fishing hooks, for example. No, if I ask him, these things are necessary or not, he would say: "Of course, we need." So I do not ask. I hide them for a year. If he does not recall, in this day, I throw them out.
Hell, sometimes these things are really necessary ...

 

[so lucky]

Good idea, hiding it for a year. I did that with a cap my son wore long long after it was beyond acceptable. Very dirty and he wouldn't let me wash it. I hid it and we finally forgot about it. I found it 3 years later, still a nasty mess. Into the trash it went.

 

[Larisa]

It seems like my sons do the same! I still can not throw out the old nest of wasps, which brought the younger. It's time to hide.

 

[Nyboy]

Why do young men resist having caps washed ? Sweat stains are gross