The farmer shoveled us out with the tractor this morning. I was too slow to get a picture of him, but the frigid sunrise was beautiful. It is -11 outside with a cold wind chill.
I have my Newborn Advanced Life Support skill test in February. We update every two years. I also have the board certification to complete, hopefully by April. It is an individual, computerized test I schedule in Bismarck. That one is good for ten years, so I only plan to do it once. I hope to be quilting full time by then. A lot can change in ten years, but it never hurts to dream big.
Hopefully, this week will be more normal than the past few. There is a new "block-of-the-month" program at the quilt shop. The fabric is here. I cut a kit for each block, label it and box it so Laurie Ann can mail it out to all the members on the correct day of each month. She is in charge of the program, I get the fun part.
I have my Newborn Advanced Life Support skill test in February. We update every two years. I also have the board certification to complete, hopefully by April. It is an individual, computerized test I schedule in Bismarck. That one is good for ten years, so I only plan to do it once. I hope to be quilting full time by then. A lot can change in ten years, but it never hurts to dream big.
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