This morning Dan and Henry took off about 8:00 a.m. and went to camp to do more mudding and other stuff. Meanwhile, Terri came over later and we ate lunch then went out in search of curtain fabric for the rooms at camp. We went to a place called Shalimar, House of 66 Cents. It is a fabric store in two buildings. There was a variety of Japanese prints by Quilt Gate.com, a Japanese company. The prints and colors were so gorgeous. The cotton prices were very reasonable so I bought about two meters total of three or four fabrics. I told Terri I did not need to be in this store. :-)
She found a neutral fabric for the curtains also at a reasonable price. We saw some items made from waterproof fabric--a small purse and a folded book cover that was really spiffy and looked easy to do. Maybe someday.
Later we returned to church and the men came back so we had dinner about 5:30 p.m. There was a 6:00 p.m. English class in which a Mr. Miyashita came. He was saved last August; his wife has been a Christian for a long time. Henry then preached the service at 7:00 p.m. He preached out of First Corinthians chapter 2.
It was a long day, but we did get a lot done. Tomorrow we will be cutting and sewing curtains. It is a nice warm 70 degrees down here. I am thawing out.
No comments:
Post a Comment