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Fly Like an Eagle, Sew Like the Wind

We are off tomorrow to Yosemite for a visit with db and dsil, and the Eagles concert at the Calaveras County fairgrounds.

Every night this week has been busy busy.

Monday night: I forgot what we did Monday night, but we were busy.

Tuesday night: Dinner and a massage at dd's (who recently graduated from Sebastopol Massage Center. She needs practicum hours. 'Practicum' means 'free massage'. Lucky us! I managed to get that 3rd princess seam blouse fitting in, and it's lookin' good (but not there yet).

Wednesday night: Breastfeeding class w/other dd, where I was very, but pleasantly, surprised to find former Planning Commissioner Vinny D. on the Positive Images of Breastfeeding calendar. He's gazing adoringly at his baby's mama as she nurses their wee babe. It's a sweet picture; I was surprised, that's all. Before and after the class I traced off newborn baby clothes patterns form Kwik-Sew's Sewing for Baby. I really wanna get a blanket and kimono made by dd's baby shower next Saturday.

Thursday night: Planning Commission (I take the minutes--that clicking you hear? That's me typing!). Once at home, I cooked food for our Yosemite weekend. I missed the night of prayer and worship at Giving Tree church, but dh was there playing bass guitar.

That brings us up to date. No computer in Yosemite, so no blogging. Back Monday. Have a good weekend.

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