Wednesday, August 2, 2023

aaahhhh august

 

if you come to my door in august, no matter where i live, you will find this to greet you.  it's from a long ago book "a month of sundays" featuring a different wall quilt for every month. special to me for many reasons.  i was homeless when it was made.  the fabric was bought at cambridge quilts in massachusetts.  it's hand pieced and hand quilted.  it's boats on the ocean, my favorite place to be.  the mottled print behind the 3 yellow boats is actually snowflakes...lol!  i've sent a few wall quilts off to the thrift for them to sell but this one stays.  

it definitely was an aaahhh day with temps hovering around 80, a lovely breeze wafting thru the space.  got the apartment all spic'n'span.  trekked to farmer's market for produce restock--melon, peaches, cukes, summer squash, cherry tomatoes, potatoes and corn...and the corn is delish! whipped up a double batch of these...

baked zucchini bites--they make up lickety split, shred zucchini in food processor, add a bit of cheese, egg, few bread crumbs, basil and garlic powder and bake!  a very nutritious snack.  

rounded out the day with a trip to the library to restock mysteries.  unusual to have a day with no sewing but apartment way overdue for cleaning.  will make it up on the weekend when hot returns.   a quick shower and off to bed with a book while the breeze lulls me off to sleep!

10 comments:

  1. Oh yes, that sail ship quilt says it all, long hot summer days.

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  2. I can see why the boat quilt goes with you everywhere.
    That looks like a tasty snack.
    You've had a full day--that must feel good!

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  3. Sounds like a great day!!
    your boat quilt is so perfect for August - and what a story that goes with it!!

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  4. YUM! I use a similar recipe and make pancakes. Top with an easy over egg for breaky.

    LOVE your quilt. It makes me feel like it's 10 degrees cooler with a breeze :-)

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  5. You are off and running these days, aren't you! That boat quilt reminds you of the ocean and how many days for your visit there?

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  6. Sweet sailboat quilt. Some of my older quilts just have too much nostalgic value to ever get rid of them. The zucchini bites look like a cookie/muffin. Great idea. For some reason your comments on my blog don't come through to my email so I can't write you back. But I appreciate every one. Thanks.

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  7. What a great August quilt and I love the look of the zucchini bites! Christine xx

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  8. sounds like you have been busy just doing to regular life things.........the markets sound good..........none around here ever........nice boats........

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