There are several people wearing masks around here. Sort of scary. There wasn't anyone yesterday, who didn't say they were coming for sure, and not show up. I really don't have room for eleven without dragging out a card table and extra chairs. Six is a nice number.
I did mean to type #106 on this thread but hit the wrong key. 
Years ago the craft group did work on a project. The hostess found something to make, bought the supplies, and they spent the afternoon making the item. Then they all started working, met in the evenings, and decided to each create on their own and share with the group. I'm not sure when they switched back to meeting in the afternoons as I was invited a couple years ago. I explained I wasn't very crafty but the hostess said that didn't matter. Most of them seem to be quilters right now. I wonder if the lady found her cat. How scary to have a man hiding under the bed! 
Have fun playing with your new sewing machine.
So what do you do when they are quilting? Are you still working on the afghan? What kind of jury was Beth on? I have been registered to vote everywhere we have lived since I was 18 years old and never have gotten called. Jack has gotten called three times I think, once in New Mexico, once in Indiana and once here. The Indiana one is the only one that he went very far into it. The other two he got dismissed the same day. He has never actually been impaneled though. I wouldn't mind doing it but my health stuff might cause a problem, having to use the restroom and such and sitting for long periods and not eating.
I don't think Beth is on a district court jury because it isn't a criminal case. She was voted foreman so is taking notes like mad. I was on a jury once; it took us 30 seconds to find the guy guilty of OWI. He was so dumb he tried to be his own defense and the patrolman said he failed every field test. The judge told us afterwards it was his 7th OWI. In Iowa once you turn 70, you won't be called for jury duty any more.
Enjoy the rest of your evening! 
I imagine now it will probably slow down as my eating is catching up so to speak. I don't find this hard to stay on at all except for the planning. It does take time, but I do it the evening before as I always decide the night before what we will have for dinner the next day so I can take it out of the freezer and let it stat defrosting in the fridge.
on another great loss! Your diet is working well for you. I wish it would warm up here! I wore my winter jacket this morning -- my car seat heater was "on" too! Do you use a recipe for salmon patties? Bob mentioned them the other day and I've never made them. I'm not much of a meat eater and try to convince Bob that a piece the size of a deck of cards is the amount he should be eating. For some reason his deck of cards is pretty big. Jack usually eats 8 oz and weighs all his meats. I only eat 4 oz for evening meal. It is tough to cut back on protein if you are used to eating meat all the time, whatever it might be. I really thought I would hate not eating white bread and eating so much veg and fruit, but other than the planning and cooking I haven't missed it. Once I "de" sugar myself, I don't miss desserts either. Also need to deliver a check to the hospital this morning.
Kids sure have a lot more opportunities today than we ever thought about when we were in school. I hate it when something boils over and makes a mess on the stove. I'm glad your burn wasn't too bad. I need to get busy and get my day going. Have a terrific Tuesday and enjoy! 
I took Bob to work a few times, when we were first married, and wore my pjs and robe. I have NO idea why I was so clueless about the possibility of having to stop for whatever reason. 
I was so lucky! Bet you were glad when it was bedtime after the day you had yesterday! I noticed more plastic on my sewing machine too. Things just aren't made to last like they were in the old days. I talked to her about how my leg swelled up on vacation and it really concerned her so I have to go and get a scan of some kind to make sure there is no "dead" clots like she calls them or any vein problems. I also have to go back to the clinic early this morning and have blood drawn for regular tests as I had eaten yesterday. She and my gyno also put me on a round of Provera to see if it will stop the spotting and such. She said if it didn't then my gyn wants to do a hysteroscope to make sure I have no lesions. I sure hope this works. I third degreed her about it raising my blood sugar though before I agreed to take it. I take it once a day for 14 days. I used to take Jack to work wearing grubbies and no bra then when this colon thing started back in 2007 I realized I had better dress proper to take him to work.
