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| Little Bird on the Prairie #3 |
It is very romantic.
But in true quilt making fashion, I realize the show must go on!
So lifting my battery operated lap-top computer high, I show the remaining slides of art work to the hidden audience. An occasional flash of lightening illuminates the room so they can see my smiling face. And as I sing my songs, people hold up their cell phones and sway to the music.
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| Small World #13 |
During a particularly loud thunderclap, I have a revelation!
Quilters are resourceful people. It's going to take more than a power outage to stop this group. Thank you Friendship Quilters for the big adventure! Hope your power is back soon!
8 comments:
When the power goes out, you strap on your headlight and do handwork! Gee if I had a treadle machine I could even do machine work in the dark.
Every day I admire most his working technique and I hope to try soon.
A nice story of the storm.
Hugs!
What a story about the storm. I'm glad it didn't stop the show!
Not only a talented quilt maker but a gal that thinks on her feet! lol
It is great that you had your laptop to use. What an adventure you had, hopefully your next stop will be storm free.
Debbie
LOL! Sounds like fun!
You are really attracting the thunder and lightning this year, Laura. At least in Wellsboro, we had light--just no water.
Cool! great post.. =)
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