It’s a miracle!
While visiting a small town in South Dakota, we drove past a quilt shop. Later in the day we took walk down the street to visit. And….wait for it….I didn’t buy snything! Not one fat quarter. Not one spool of thread. Not one needle. My husband is still stunned. I may leave him stunned…he’s much quieter that way
In fairness, the shop was small and very nice. Just didn’t have things in my “style . It’s interesting how fabric trends are different in different areas.
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oh I’m so CURIOUS about which town – which shop? 🙂 What did you see in SD?
I know what you mean though….sometimes there just isn’t anything that floats my boat. (I always feel so bad when I walk out without buying something though.)
Me, too! I tried real hard to spend money, though!
It was in Custer. We went to Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Iton Mountain Road (Yikes!), Deadwood, Custer State Park. Then on to the Grand Canyon.
What? There was nothing on that long stretch of highway between Custer State Park and the Grand Canyon? 🙂
Not with my husband driving! Actually, my experience is that there isn’t much of anything out that way! But I love the west…particularly Arizons.
Thanks for that last bit about Arizona… I was born and mostly raised there, so that makes me a little biased when it comes to all things related to my home state.
I don’t believe you. LOL
True story!!
It is a miracle. I sometimes get it when there is too much to choose from. I get overwhelmed. Leave. Regret. Ho hum.
Just scares me when nothing moves me! 🙂
Just found your blog & think you may be my kinda quilter. I have a studio full of UFOs that I will be resurrecting after 9/5/13 when I retire. In my defense, I started a long-arm quilting business when I first decided to retire (10 years ago), but continued to work full time. Rediscovering all the projects I’ve stored over the years will be like Christmas. Thanks for blogging.
I retire next June and I can’t wait! I don’t think I’ll e er finish my UFOs cuz I keep starting new ones! Too many ideas in my head! Thanks for stopping by!