tumbling blocks

still in pieces

quilt in progress

Remember a week ago when I said I had cut and assembled just about all of the unit pieces for my tulip blocks? It turns out that was a bit of a lie. I was actually only halfway done, but didn't realize it. I forgot about an entire unit, and then I had too few (by different amounts) of all the others. My good little girl counted all my short piles and labeled them for me. I should have had 50 but I had 42, 36, 43. I've got my count down now—just a little more cutting and I can get my dining table back.

Totally unrelated, I've been having dreams about the bike rides I used to take as a kid. I'm not dreaming about how much fun it was or who I was with, just the actual route and the way the route felt—how some parts were sunny and some parts were shady, and some part gave me a nervous feeling because they were wooded and I couldn't see around the curves. I like it because I get to see the details of places I wouldn't think of otherwise, like the deli next to the liquor store where there were always candy wrappers on the ground. I am sure I am dreaming this because I'm trying to figure out what places are ok for Eva to bike to alone. I think I did a lot of exploring on my bike, but maybe I was a little older. I don't know.

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Sara's Gravatar I think that figuring out when and how much independence to give my girls has been the toughest parenting question so far. My older one is nine and thrives on being independent. I am such a chicken that I REALLY need to work on letting her do more.
# Posted By Sara | 5/18/10 2:24 PM
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