Merry Christmas! We had our family celebration with dinner and gifts last night. Church is the first thing on our agenda this morning. Afterwards we'll spend the afternoon hanging out with family and eating all the desserts we were too full to eat last night.
It's Sunday, so it's time to take stock of the time spent with needle and thread for the week.
Getting ready for the holiday and family gatherings took a lot of time this week, so there wasn't much stitching going on and my metrics show that.
- 15 minute days/week = 1/7days
- 15 minute days/Dec = 13/24 days
- 15 minute days/2022 = 195/358 days
- Success rate = 54.47%
So not the best week on the stitching front. Things will slow down now that the holiday is over. Hopefully, Grad Girl and I will have some time to just sit and stitch a few times this next week before she has to head back to school.
How did you do this week? Did the holiday prep trip you up or were you a much better time manager than I was?
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Merry Christmas, Kate! Enjoy your holiday and the time with family, especially Grad Girl while she is home. There will be plenty of time for stitching after the holidays.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Kate! Being together is the best gift.
ReplyDeleteHi Kate, I glad that you're enjoying Christmas. I haven't had much time to quilt or stitch but after boxing day I need to be in fine spirits and finish Version 2.0. It's getting there! Thanks for the linking party :-) Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWithout having kept track, my stats for 15 minutes per day are bad! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful Christmas Kate.
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