Back to Work

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It seems that we will not have to move into a motor home after all. Although we never got very close to that, it was always in the back of my mind. How long can a household survive on too little income? But now, my husband is going back to work at the Boeing Company. The down side is, he will be working 75 miles from home, so the commute is going to mean I won't get to see him much. (He is also going to finish out the college quarter with night classes. Sigh.)

The up side is, well, money. Big upside, even when you like to live simply.

Our sincere thanks to everyone who has helped us through this time. We have not suffered, but have simply enjoyed the time together, thanks to your support.

Now, on to the next season of life.

Quilt for Mister Two-Year-Old

Happy Birthday, sweet boy!

Sara Janssen's Video Home Tour

How can you not love Sara Janssen? See more from her at her new blog Happy Janssens. In the meantime, enjoy the tour.

Happy Janssens: RV Tour from Sara Janssen on Vimeo.

Washington Timberframe Cottage

Oh my goodness. Follow this link to see a gorgeous little cottage right here in Washington state. Sooooo pretty.

I sold this quilt at the Craft Hope for Haiti Etsy shop for 175 dollars!

That! Feels! Good!

Please go and take a look around if you have not yet done so. Meanwhile, I'll be starting on my next quilt to donate. Click on this link for Craft Hope for Haiti. You will find there items of a wide range of prices. Please make a purchase if you are in a position to do so.

Thanks.

Mini Home on HGTV

Helping Haiti

I'm so thankful that I learned today about this Etsy shop. I was able to share the quilt I just finished. If it sells, all proceeds will go to relief efforts in Haiti.

With my husband unemployed, we are both happy to have this means of helping. Please go and visit. Maybe you will find something there for you. Craft Hope for Haiti Etsy shop. To donate, go to CraftHope.com