What I want for the Sunspot is a new battery and new tires...but really no sense getting them until spring unless I can somehow find inside storage space. The garage space I was looking at fell through when I had to stay in NYC for extra days at the beginning of the month.
For now, she's sitting in my condo's 'extra' parking lot, bracing for the nor'easter that's due to hit at midnight. I probably should go pull the curtains out of her so that they're in a dry spot in case the snow load is real heavy and finds it's way inside. Guess I know if there are any leaks I haven't found when it's over!
Lynn and Miriam, glad both of you are getting up and aorund. In a few days I'll move to my own new level of the DL--radiation and a new round of treatment starts for me on Christmas Eve. I'm hoping it won't make me too tired and that I'll be able to maintain most of my daily activities until it's over at the end of January. I did lay in a small collection of fabric to begin piecing the throw for my cot/mattress, but then had an inspiration in a different direction. I have literally hundreds of ribbons earned over the years showing dogs...2 inches wide, and mostly 8 inches long, satin with gold letters embossed on them of the trial name, date and class. Dog show people are always trying to think of ways to use them--sometimes we regift them to 4H clubs to use for their matches, and I actually know how to make a holiday wreath from them which looks really cool. But while I was playing with patterns for the quilt, I realized that if I used the ribbons as my quilt top, they'd be prehemmed, edges already finished, and the resulting throw would be full of special memories. So now I'm thinking of a way to incorporate them into a throw, or maybe pillow covers in the trailer--all I'd have to do is piece them. Ideas, ideas and never enough time!
Hope everyone in the midwest is getting back to normal...my mom is getting all nervous about the coming storm and I keep reminding her that we LIVE here and winter is what central NY is all about.