Life certainly has a way of changing our plans. Company that unexpectedly morphed into an overnight stay last weekend plus a day lost to jury duty on Monday left me scrambling
to hit my pace the rest of the week. I wouldn't have missed the time spent with my daughter (think adult coloring books and pedicures). Also, I was very relieved to not be chosen to serve on the jury. Based on questions put to the pool about
cases involving sexual abuse and assault of a minor, I know it would have been
a difficult case to hear. Fortunately for me, I was assigned a high enough number that there was very little chance of me serving this time.
So, all I have to show are three more rosettes
for my Edyta Sitar project and a few small cuts I picked up to add diversity to
the project. Other things going on in the background were delivering our Guild's donation quilt top to the long-armer and stitching up a few more anti-ouch pouches.
I need to spend some time at the cutting table tomorrow and I’m hoping for more quilty productivity this week.
3 comments:
I'm with you on jury duty - know someone has to do it but would rather it wasn't me in certain cases
That's a great reason to have company! I love spending time with my girls. Jury duty in our county is one day, and we live just 3 miles away so it isn't hard to get to. But like you, I was pleased not to get selected the few times a panel was called. Here's to more stitching!
I wondered if you were traveling....but company is always good. Glad you were not chosen for jury in this case. I think you have earned a productive week:)
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