Sunday, March 31, 2019

I Can Smell The Roast Beef!


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Was all excited about the Rump Roast for dinner tonight.  
It smelled divine while it was cooking.  
It was medium rare....perfectly cooked for us!
But, it was shoe leather!
I hate that when it happens.  
Even the gravy turned out great!
We were going to have beef sandwiches Wednesday for dinner.....shoot that idea.  
I have a really busy week at work since my co-worker is on vacation.  
Now I have to come up with something else....BAH!!

We got a lot of cleaning this weekend.  
I figured I had to do it this weekend while there is still snow and Bob can't go out to the property.  
Got him up on a ladder to clean fans and the tops of the kitchen cabinets.
I washed the decorative baskets and glassware that are displayed up there.  
I also rung out the rag and handed it back to him.  
I got Ed to wipe the baseboards, he has young knees.....his parents do not.  
When we were done, we had a little lunch.  
On the way to the grocery store, we stopped at a new coffee place.  
I had a Magic Mocha, it was a Mocha Latte with the spicy kick of cayenne pepper.  
I think that will be my drink there. 

I did putzed in the sewing room today.  
I got a few things put away.  
I bought some square frames at Hobby Lobby last weekend I thought I could use to re-frame 
La-D-Da's Spring Hare.
I used the frame it was in for something else.  
Of course the frames weren't quite the right size so, I took it off the board, cut it and re-attached it.
My lines aren't exactly the straight.....heavy sigh....I have difficulty with lines and framing.  

Now for the Sarah Braizear update.  
I even ironed it so it would photograph pretty.  
I think this is pretty much the area I worked on this week.  
I wanted a close up of the vase
The center section
I am going to put it aside for a while.  
I want to work on BBD Merrily, Merrily We Welcome Spring.  
I also want to work on an Homespun Elegance There is a Garden I got from her Etsy shop.  
It is a small piece that I picked some Victorian Motto Sampler Shoppe thread that looks fabulous.
I will post it next week.  
It isn't on of my stitch 9 challenge list but, I don't care!
I will come back to Sarah but, I need a break.  
She is large and complicated since I'm doing it on 40 count.  

I hoping for a smooth week. 
It will be busy.
I hope I can stay awake in the evening long enough to get a little stitching done.  
Hope you had a great weekend!
Keep on Stitching 
Monica

3 comments:

  1. Sorry your roast didn't tun out.
    I hate it when that happens!
    I remember 1 year we bought a Sugardale ham for Christmas.
    I'm glad we didn't have company because it was all gristle!!
    The whole ham went in the garbage, not even 1 decent piece to cut off, so will NEVER buy that brand again.
    Shame on them for packaging that for sale.
    I think everyone has the Spring cleaning bug, Winter has hung on too long.
    I'm going out to cut more stray bushes today.
    Sarah is looking great, pretty vase.
    Have a great week!
    Marilyn

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  2. Sarah is looking good. Look forward to seeing the Homespun Elegance design you kitted up with VMSS threads! I am sorry the roast didn't turn out great especially when it smells so good as it cooks. Good for you on getting some cleaning in! I thought about it over the weekend and then promptly got sidetracked with new stash that arrived in the mail. Have a wonderful week!

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  3. That happened to us a while back with a turkey breast, smelled great but was dry!! Stitching is looking good. I agree, when you stitch a huge design you need to take breaks!

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