I got up soon after Chris left. I
guess because we went to bed a little early that I did not need as
much sleep. I read my e-mail and listened to audios. One of them
was a 15 minute mantra meditation. I clipped the corners from the
fabric I bought yesterday and put it in the washer. I did a search
for gold civil war fabric on internet, hoping to match the piece I
bought in January. No luck there. I juiced carrots and celery, and
drank a glass before breakfast. I read yesterday that the juice is
best on an empty stomach. I hard-boiled a dozen eggs from Wednesday.
I even made mayo, and cleaned the juicer while listening to audios.
While ironing the fabric dry, I played an interview with Bruce
Lipton, a geneticist. It was really good. I folded the fabric and
put it away. I was going to cook the last half of a cake of
fermented soybeans, but it was moldy. Sure, I like fermented foods,
but I prefer to ferment them on purpose. I laid in sun and played
another audio. I am not sure how it came up, but I looked up how to
draw Sri Yantra. It was not easy. I watched two videos on it, and
tried it out. Then I read a pdf of a different method and tried it
again. Even with a compass, I still could not get all the intersections to line up.
Chris came home and made meat loaf for supper. I had a salad too.
After supper I tried drawing Sri Yantra in MS paint, both ways. I
looked online for a quilt pattern. Although at least two people have
done it, no one seems to be sharing/selling the pattern. We watched
two episodes of Warehouse 13 and went to bed.
* This is Lisa with her stripe quilt. *
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