Part 2

The second part of the test today required another injection of nuclear medicine that requires a  ticket to get through the border if I wanted to go to the USA. I'm all wired up and could set off any number of things :)) It took two tries to get the needle in. Then we had to go for something to eat and a coffee and come back in 30 minutes. We did that and it was up on the big rotating machine to have my pictures taken. No idea what the pictures said and it will take a week before they can get it to the doctor. It all proceeds at a snail's pace.
http://www.syverkstan.net/index-e.htm
A sweet little site mostly for looking around. It is simple and there are ideas there for your own creations. Look down the left side for the buttons to click. That will get you through the site.

This is so simple but effective. It can be cut down to any size you want even a child's quilt. Use up all your lovely squares that have been sitting around doing nothing LOL.
http://sew4home.com/projects/bed-linens/950-queen-quilt-fat-quarter-cut-up

This is a small crib quilt made by our guild Community Quilts. It is a good example of what you can do with squares.

My camera conked out on me today just as I was going for a picture of what will be my newest enthusiasm for the blog. No I won't even give you a hint.  LOL  But I found that my camera's battery was completely dead. And I had noticed that the slide that opened the lens was often open in the bag so figured that was the problem. We went to the camera store and she sgreed with me. So I bought a lovely little case, pink to match my camera, in the hope that the slider will stay closed from now on.   Pretty isn't it? I know I am going to love it.:)))  

My sister in law just called to see how my tests went. She is the one who is fighting cancer. What a dear woman, caring for others while she is suffering herself. She lives in Winnipeg Manitoba.

I seem to have nothing else to say, my brain has come to a halt :)),so I'll say good night folks.

Bon Soir!