The Very Quiet Quilters

When I arrived at the SPC this morning, the room across the hall was occupied with high school students taking a test. They did not have a sign on the door, so I didn't realize at first that we needed to be quiet. As ladies showed up, we told them about the testing next door. Finally I put a sign on their door so everyone would know. Well, it was warm and muggy today. Even though we opened our windows, it did not help because it was the same outside. So the kids across the hall opened their door. In order not to disturb them, we closed our doors. I took my shoes off just to be a little cooler and because they squeaked.
Cathy did a demonstration on pinwheel blocks and quilts. We had an unwanted fabric exchange. And then we worked on baby quilts. We only finished 5, but have a bunch almost ready for next week. We were done and packed up before 3.
I went to the AnC center to turn in the minutes for April. Ms. Pak wasn't there, but I left it on her desk. Then I sat at the picnic table out back to read for a bit. I figured it would rain any minute. But what ran me off was the bevy of men with weed eaters, buzzing loudly and kicking up dirt and grass. I went home. I read my e-mail, and did two meditation sessions. Chris came home during the second one. We talked for a bit, and then I fixed myself some supper and juiced up the veggies for this week's round of veggie pops. The three of us watched "The Last Starfighter" courtesy of Netflix. They are working hard to prepare for an rpg tomorrow with their new friend Dave. I am going to bed. Gotta get up early to figure out what an Aloha outfit is.