My Week-Friday Good Things Rambles

 Hi everyone.  

This past week I managed to keep myself busy. I have been a little worried about being home  this winter-what with covid keeping life low and this being my first winter retired.  Luckily it was a fairly mild week with temperatures around freezing  and no snowstorms.

Today I have a lot of photos to share. 

 One morning I took the dogs and went for a chilly beach walk. The beach was almost empty, so the dogs even got a little off leash run time too.

 Here's some lobster traps broken off their lines and washed ashore

The dogs don't seem to mind the cold water.

 I don't know what this metal pipe stuck in the sand is, but the orange ball that  Pete is off to  inquire about looks like some type of  broken off fishing marker.

 There was enough energy in the water that the waves were pretty good sized and even left lots of foam. 

I also managed a couple of walks down my road. My driveway is a disaster to get down to the road, but the road wasn't bad.

Here's my driveway. It's a bumpy skating rink.

And here's  a couple of playful pups too.

You can see it looks wintery here.  Pretty though.

And look at the size of this flock of wild turkeys I came across one walk. 

I also got this beautiful holiday card from CJ in the mail. Thanks again CJ.

I  spent another morning cutting out triangles from my hand dyed fabric (you might remember the posts from last summer and fall). 

The plan is to make a smaller wall quilt. I have a definite idea in my head what I want but nothing on paper yet. I know I am going backwards but I thought I would die cut these triangles while I was in the mood to do that. My next decision is if I only want to use this fabric for my background or buy a small amount of something else to intersperse between these. Hmmmm.

I think I did OK this week.  

How was your week?