http://www.mooreapproved.com/2015/02/quiltonomics-the-real-cost-of-quilts/
I have trouble charging people for quilting, quiltmaking, teaching, and other costs. We need to continue to educate the public on the costs of our trade.
This is a follow-up article to Quiltonomics and shares additional information worth the read.
http://www.mooreapproved.com/2015/02/why-i-wrote-quiltonomics/
I have been sick with a virus for about a week and a half. This morning I had to vote for our local election for Mayor, City Council and educational committee boards. Then I headed over to the horse barn to meet the farrier. Hoot, my husband's horse, was a good boy while getting his feet trimmed and the shoes reset. While holding Hoot for the farrier, I scratched his neck and head. No doubt that Spring is here as he is shedding by the hand-fulls of hair. I am thankful that our son could help with chores while I was sick. This is the most have been out except to get our taxes done yesterday.
Here's a view from the couch, my two nurses-Indy and Harry, standing guard. Funny, how the dogs know when you are not feeling well.
Today I am linking up with Connie at Freemotion by the River and Fabric Tuesday by A Quilt Story.
Have a terrific Tuesday.
Yours in quilting,
Terry
My cats always comforted me when I was sick -- better than a hot-water bottle!
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ReplyDeleteI know you haven't been feeling well, but after hearing about the tornado in Illinios I'm a little concerned. Post something so we all know you're okay : )