Sounds like a busy day. Although we've been to Rochester, Minnesota three times, we never found the time to drive to MOA.
Well, if you ever make it to Rochester again - let me know... It's about a 45 min drive for me and I would love to meet up.
You are one busy lady! As the third Ruth I also have three kids born in the 70s. Carrie (40), Jason(37) and Jeremy ( Jody 34). Yes names from that era! I also have a bonus baby Emily (20) away at school. We Ruth's are busy! Have a great day!
LOL - I love hearing about all of "my Ruths"...
sounds like you have busy days. Take care of yourself and don't stress yourself out
Ahhh... No stress here at all - seriously.

LOL Coming into my home stretch before Christmas, and only 2 more bags to go until my holiday "break" - which is more like... "sewing like mad for my family". LOL
Thanks for sharing that neat picture. I guess you worked up quite an appetite for lunch and got your exercise for the week all in 10 minutes.
Glad Alli had a good doctor's appointment.
Hope you have a good day sewing today.
Yup.

Thank you - I hope you have a great day too!
Thanks for sharing all those tidbits about MOA. I hope to make it out there someday soon

I have tried to plan a trip out there for my birthday (early June) every year for the past 10 or so, but it has never come together. Maybe this year will be my year...
Yikes! That's alot of walking....at least you could have lunch without feeling guilty about all the calories because you just crisscrossed the MOA 4 times

That's like running a marathon, right?
Glad everything is looking good for Alli.
Sorry I haven't been commenting alot, rest assured...I have seen every single post from my phone, just a PIA to comment from it
I hope you make it out here too... I'd be happy to give you the grand tour. Just know ahead of time - Cinnabon is
across the mall from TDS.
Yes, sort of like running a marathon.
It's OK - I know you are still around. When I get worried, I just stalk you on FB.
I would be a kid born in the 70s, and would be classified a "bonus baby" as my closest sibling is 9 years older than I. I have no kids, but I do have a full time job with 8 direct reports.
I miss going to real malls at Christmas...they're so much cosier than the "malls" we have here - strip mall "shopping Centers." All outdoors and stuff. Blah.
Here's rooting for a good day in the sewing room. I actually got a couple of projects cut last night before I gave myself an astma attack.

I'm my own worse enemy.
LOL Ruth... So, I have 1 Ruth with a bonus baby (we call them a caboose) and I have 1 Ruth that IS a bonus baby. Interesting...
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I had a sort-of decent day in my sewing room... If you'd call it that. I got up there early and started drawing out my applique... Right as I was finishing - I got a call from the school nurse - Alli was feeling "woosy" from her shots. ACK! So, I had to go to town to get her early.
While we were in town, I tried to pick up her psoriasis prescription, but they said it wouldn't be ready until 10... So, we had an hour to kill. What do you do when you have an hour to kill? But, go to Target, of course.
We killed a portion of an hour at Target, then we went to get pizzas for dinner (I knew with my morning off in the sewing room - I wouldn't have time to make dinner - because I'd be sewing all day)... Ran into a friend and chatted for a little bit.
Finally, Alli's prescription was ready... Thank God for good medical insurance! I about had a heart attack when our co-pay was $40... Then the pharmasist told me the price for the ointment with out insurance... $500+ OUCH!!!

Yikes... This his her normal prescription, she's used it many times before - I know it's gone up considerably in price, because my co-pay used to be $25.
So, I came home and appliqued all day... I've managed to almost finish my front applique - I really wanted to have it done yesterday, but it just didn't happen.
Alli was feeling considerably better by dinner time.
I work at Target all day today... And because of our holiday hours - I have to be there an hour earlier than normal. The only good thing about that, is my shift is longer - so instead of a 5.5 hour shift where all I get all day long is a 15 min break (makes for a very LONG day)... I actually have a 6.5 hour shift, so I get a break and a lunch... Which makes my day soooo much easier. And, bonus, I can eat with out burning my mouth.
Tomorrow, the entire day will be devoted to finishing my front applique (I might try to sneak some of it in tonight after dinner) and completing my back applique, as well. I will have to work one day this weekend (not sure which day yet), so I can get started on the assembly. I have a feeling that I won't finish this bag until Monday.
So, I hope everyone has a fantastic day!
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