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Sunday Lately : Wk. 3


Dwelling
Over the fact that Nora is growing up. She is going to be a big sister in a couple of months and I just can't believe it. But with that she can help mom, at least a little bit once her baby sister arrives.

Helping
This past week I went to my first quilt guild meeting and felt so inspired, that I'm going through my stash and scraps to find the perfect fabric to start creating baby quilts and quilts for those newly diagnosed with breast cancer. It feels so good that I can help contribute to someone in a time of need with my crafting ability. 

Forgetting
I have pregnancy brain so I feel like I'm always forgetting something! This week it just so happened that I forgot about a haircut appointment, luckily I was able to reschedule and hopefully I won't forget the second time around.

Switching
Gears to get ready for baby. This mostly includes finishing up projects around the house and sewing up a few new things for baby girl.

Relying
On God and my hubby to get me through the next few weeks until baby girl makes her debut.

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Sunday Lately is a weekly linkup with KatyNicole and Meghan.  Use their themes or use your own. 

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  1. Holy potatoes, Nora is adorable.
    And what an amazing thing your'e doing with your quilting skills!

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