I subscribed to a New York Times e-newsletter a few years ago - during COVID. I was curious to know how people in other places were coping.
I still get the e-newsletter and peruse the headlines (though some stories are hidden from me, since I'm not a paying subscriber).
One free article that intrigued me last week was about how therapeutic it is to breathe fresh air and hear birds, even through an open window.
I can't argue about that!
But I was surprised by one of the therapeutic outdoor activities mentioned...
Quilting outdoors!
I've quilted a lot over the years - but I've never plugged in a sewing machine on an outdoor picnic table (for fear of being electrocuted)!
Or cut fabric on the grass!
With cows and goats nearby, was there a fear they might come over to investigate?!
All problems aside, I'll bet - for those who attend these two-day outdoor quilting workshops - the experience is truly unforgettable!!
(But I'm not sure it's for me!)




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