... took just a bit longer than planned, mainly because my husband's job duties and my various activities somehow didn't match well over the weekend so that we could have continued together.
Plus we had a music street festival in our town, including a Sunday afternoon open air picknick on the central square. All the members of the volunteer network for the refugees, and, of course, the refugees, came to share in the celebration, we had to add more and more tables - in the end it was the longest and most international table on the entire square.
Such a nice afternoon! I think it must have been one of the nicest afternoons I have had in this town, and we have lived here for 10 years now!
In the evening, finally, my husband and I got it all together. Pictues of the stages of the setup can be seen here, this is the final portrait of the supporting quilter husband, pretending at quilting:
And this the main character of the play:
Hopefully I can load a practising piece tomorrow...
nice to meet your husband and your 'new best friend'!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the table was the right length to fit in the town centre - like a long dining room table in a big palace!
Sandy
Yes, Sandy, we could easily have added the longarm table to the picnic session - if it were not so heavy!
DeleteYes, Sandy, we could easily have added the longarm table to the picnic session - if it were not so heavy!
DeleteIt looks like a really good festival. You are going to enjoy yourself with the new quilter.
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