Nothing too exciting or special, but it sure did soothe my soul to spend a few minutes with pretty, pretty fabrics and hearing the hum of my sewing machine again.
Baby Lorelei is doing quite well, growing and changing rapidly. Her eyes are beginning to turn brown, I think, or maybe hazel like my dad's, and she still is the spitting image of her big brother at this age. It'll be interesting to see how much they wind up looking alike as they get bigger. The biggest difference so far is hair color - hers is much darker. She's smiling and cooing now, which is quite possibly the most adorable stage of infancy, in my opinion, and she's (knock on something!) becoming pretty easy-going. She's clearly my daughter, as she loves having a schedule and routine, and she gets several cases of hiccups a day, just like I did as a kid.
I hope you have a wonderful week, thanks for stopping by my little corner of the Internet! :)
Little Lorelei is so very cute! I can imagine how full your days are. Glad you could slip away into your sewing room for a little while. Beautiful blocks.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing quilte like being a Mommy! Lorelei is a beautiful little gem! I don't know how working mothers manage, but I'm in awe that you make it work!
ReplyDeleteI'm worn out just reading about your schedule, Elizabeth! And what a sweetie Lorelei is--just like her shirt says.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful baby she is. I agree about how the cooing stage may be the best. I am so looking forward to QuiltCon 2017; there are not very many things like this held in the Southeast.
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