Harvest Hassles & Soothing Sewing
It's been a frustrating week on the farm. While harvest is in full swing all around us, we have only cut one combine bin of wheat. Equipment problems have kept us stationary and repair mechanics perplexed. After multiple trips for parts to fix possible causes, everyone is still scratching their heads. I went to bed last night positive that things were going to turn around today only to wake up to the sound of rain on the roof this morning. That's life on the farm!
To soothe my anxieties (the hubby has enough for both of us!), I've spent a little of this idle time working on my "Spell It With Moda" ABC quilt. This is one of my 2nd quarter Finish-A-Long projects that I'm really hoping I won't get done before the end of the month because that will mean we've finally got everything running and we're busy in the harvest field!
Wishing my fellow farm wives a safe and successful harvest!
~Sharla
Sorry about your problems. Grandpa was a farmer, and there were days that I remember he had like that. Glad you got some sewing time.
ReplyDeleteSorry about your problems. Grandpa was a farmer, and there were days that I remember he had like that. Glad you got some sewing time.
ReplyDeleteGood thing we have hobbies to take our minds off things for a while. Good luck with harvest.
ReplyDeleteI hope tomorrow is a better day, Sharla. I'm glad you can relax and let the stress go a bit with sewing.
ReplyDeleteI love our farmers. We just got a small what "check" from the man who rents or land. It will be corn or cotton next. We are at the mercy of the Heavenly Farmer Father and our faith is Often times tested.
ReplyDeleteI do love your quilting though!
I love our farmers. We just got a small what "check" from the man who rents or land. It will be corn or cotton next. We are at the mercy of the Heavenly Farmer Father and our faith is Often times tested.
ReplyDeleteI do love your quilting though!
I love our farmers. We just got a small what "check" from the man who rents or land. It will be corn or cotton next. We are at the mercy of the Heavenly Farmer Father and our faith is Often times tested.
ReplyDeleteI do love your quilting though!
I hope everything turns around for you and works itself out! The quilt is gorgeous! I love the colors and prints you used, it is going to be amazing! :)
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