Correction, I knew you throw the ball and try to make it into the hoop. That's it. Well on day one of practice you know how many of the boys on the team knew more than me?
All nine.
I had a very gracious dad volunteer to help me when he was not working. This dad as it turns out is like the Larry Bird of basketball (except not as tall) compared to me. I think this basketball season I have learned more about basketball then everyone else on the team. Not bad for the head coach! Its a lot of fun to coach and watch these boys learn and be a part of their basketball experience.
With all of this I did have a few minutes to squeeze in a couple small projects. I belong to the Emerald Valley Quilters Guild here in Eugene. Each month we have a block of the month challenge. Any one who would like can participate. You make the block(s) per directions and submit it. For each lock made your name goes in the drawing. If your name is picked you win all of the blocks. Its pretty neat really. So far I have won the challenge three times. Its a good way to learn a new skill. That is what I did with February's challenge. It was paper pieced hearts. I made both blocks.
It took me four tries with each of them to get it, but not bad for my first paper pieced project. I was all set to enter them into the contest, but I wasn't able to make the meeting at the last minute. Bummer. My friend suggested I make a nice wall hanging. So eventually that is what this will be.
My darling sister Emily crocheted me a present yesterday.
Its the cutest thing.
