We went to the quilt show. "Unparalled" by Carol Vinnedge was my favorite. I think that Isaac liked pretty much every quilt, but was also ready to go by the end.
We briefly walked through the flower show next to the quilt show.
And I took Isaac's picture by some tulips.
Even though the forecast said cool and rainy all day, when we woke up from our naps it was warm and sunny. Actually, I was rather warm, but when I opened the windows the breeze cooled me down nicely. Today marked the first day of "pregnant and bare foot" in the kitchen with this baby, but I highly doubt it will be the last. Where did that come from anyway? Back when there were dirt floors? Ok, I looked it up on Urban Dictionary and Wikipedia. It started being used between 1910 and 1950 and refers to a person that always stays at home (therefore not needing shoes) (and not working outside the home) taking care of the house and the kids. Seems a bit odd to me because I suspect that even in the 1910s women had other errands that would take them out of the house, but maybe I'm just reading too much into it. Anyway, I wore two pairs of shoes today besides going barefoot.
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