Slow Start

My usual modus operandi is to enter the studio directly after blogging and get started. I can always get dressed later, but a nice momentum is begun when I don't get sidetracked with fluff like dishes or laundry which of course can always wait.
But the dogs really needed a bath, so I figured I would put off my own grooming knowing I would be sopping wet after they were washed. But first the dishes needed to be done and put away or risk having them pushed off the counter by unwilling furry bathers.The frisky wigglers made a sopping mess, and the kitchen floor got a good bath too which was followed by Dave washing most of the first floor. That led me to do the same upstairs, and then decide my mountain of laundry was next.
Delayed momentum.
It was after ten when I finally got into the studio and then made the decision that all the scraps in all the boxes had to be reorganized by color. The 'plan' which keeps changing is to do groups of color and include both solids and prints, so gathering them is necessary. And I have all those new solids to cut strips from and add to the mix. I am still about to return to that today.

Because Dave isn't driving, thank heaven, I can't send him off to take the trash to the dump, or run over to the store and pick up stuff, and then he needs me to pick up his meds down the mountain, and the dogs need flea preventer at the vet, so there are many more momentum interruptions than before. It's an adjustment I am willing to make. My schedule is developing a new normal.

....and of course I have changed my mind about what this quilt will be about 50 times, and now can't put my finger on what I had decided last night, with a great sense of finality that allowed me to sleep without further designing. It musta been something safe and boring, so today I'll begin again anew.