This isn’t my own work (I wish)! We happened to be in Paducah, KY over the weekend and stopped at the National Quilt Museum there. Amazing stuff! Here are a few of my favorites – mostly close-ups to show the intricacy. These are all quilts!
Jack has bloomed but turned their back on us. Husband says they are snooping on the neighbors. Jack produced a smaller flower than I thought.
I edited the second one, btw.
My daughter is getting married in October and said she wanted a box she could put a bottle of wine in for the ceremony. Now she has a box!
Circurbids are sprouting. Various cucumbers, squash, zucchini and cantaloupe. Also some peppers, sunflowers, corn, leeks, and onion sprouts
ETA: Cucurbits
*Cucurbits
Curcurbipodes
Cuckoo for cucurbits?
I bought a bus. Currently tearing out the seats so I can install things like bedding, plumbing and electricity.
I found a cool floor-lamp on the curb but couldn’t fix it. my initial back-up plan to use it for a phone monopod so I could be in the shot when shooting video was stymied by the fact that I barely ever shoot video.
what I really needed was a free-standing toilet paper holder.
so:
Best explanation of a debounce circuit ever!
Thanks! I’m no EE, so I was really hoping I’d explained the science correctly.
Unexciting summer project #4: parking pad for the camper. The ground was already mostly hard clay and gravel here.
5.7 tons of #51 gravel, delivered Monday:
After 4 hours of raking:
Harvest of garlic and green beans. This is less than half of the harvest of garlic, with much better performance than last time I grew it. The garlic has been in the ground since October. Beans will keep cropping into September. I should be pulling this much every week all summer long.
Also a volunteer zucchini. Its bigger than the plants I set deliberately.
Always seems to be the way with volunteers!
I working on assets for streaming. Trying to make old-photoshoppy stuff that looks like old Magic: The Gathering stuff.
Going to try my first stream tomorrow.
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