Oh yeah. That's me all right. Spring is here. Whoopee. I know I was extolling the virtues of this glorious season in a recent post, but there is one big draw back all right. How many times can you sneeze in a row and not have your heart stop? Well, at least 10, I can tell you that. If I never post again and you wonder what ever happened to me, evidently 11 is the magic number. It's been nice knowin' ya.
This weekend, in between sneezing fits, I did get some sewing in. I am working on those alternate blocks I am doing for the Blogger Girls BOM. I got Hill Country Baskets off the design wall and will be showing you something else on that space later this week. The final borders need to be attached to Hill Country, but after all those baskets and the interminable lattices, those borders will be a walk in the park.
It was a glorious weekend, weather wise, but I am pooped from my other responsibilities, and will have to sign off for now! I got some family time in, some cooking, some relaxing, and some sewing done, so I can't complain. There are just so many hours in a day, and I have to say I think I am using them the best I can. If only I could stop sneezing. That could account for at least another hour...
Wow...that is a lot of sneezing and hope you get some relief from this heavy pollen season. I am loving those alternate blocks and might try that for my blocks too. Rest and enjoy some down time.....
Gail
Posted by: gail | April 29, 2013 at 05:12 AM
Oh no - hay fever! Our Spring was a bit late so I haven't started sneezing yet but you have reminded me that it is on the horizon.
Love the Blogger Girls BOM blocks - in June I am planning to use these blocks for my quilting Bee blocks!
Posted by: Gertie Pye | April 29, 2013 at 05:25 AM
God bless you x your number of sneezes!!! I hear you on being afflicted with the sneezes. That was me about 10 days ago when several times I actually lost track of how many times I sneezed in a row.
Love your alternate block plan!
Hope this week you can find some anti-sneezing pill or effective air filter for your home and sewing studio.
Rainy day here.
Hugs!
Posted by: Barbara Anne | April 29, 2013 at 07:36 AM
Bless you, bless you and bless you, many times over! Hopefully it won't last too long.
Posted by: Debbie R. | April 29, 2013 at 08:10 AM
Spring has just added more misery to my animal allergies.
Posted by: Susan Ramey Cleveland | April 29, 2013 at 09:04 AM
Bless you, Bless You! Achoo from down in the valley, back atcha ;-) Have you tried local honey to help lessen the allergies? It helps, and it's tasty too!
Posted by: Annette | April 29, 2013 at 09:23 AM
If misery loves company you've got it. My doctor prescribed a nasal spray and I am no longer a sneezing machine. I use it only at night (we have a birch tree to which I am highly allergic right outside our bedroom window) and it really helps.
Have a great week.
Posted by: CarlaHR | April 29, 2013 at 09:46 AM
Bless you!!! again & again!!! We're surrounded by hayfields so my time is coming in a couple of months! Meanwhile, I really need to get April's Blogger Girls blocks done! Feel better fast!
Posted by: Jan | April 29, 2013 at 11:46 AM
I too suffer from hay fever. I grew up on a farm and nearly didnt make it with sneezing and asthma. Now live near the beach in Perth and mostly ok. Every now and then have sneezing fits. A few years ago I scraped my car whilst sneezing that was scary ! Hopefully summer will ve with you soon and spring a distant memory
Posted by: Helen storer | April 30, 2013 at 06:53 AM
I have been having sneezing fits also. Allergy season is so bad here in Georgia.
Posted by: Melinda | April 30, 2013 at 06:18 PM