It rained here in New Hampshire...but honestly, I didn't notice. I was too busy teaching. Twenty-five people in your class means that you are constantly hustling around, checking and trying to help whenever you can.
I give out a lot of freebies during class, as well. It's an easy way to get the students to relax...while I'm checking on their work!
That's done. Went well. On to "Quilts of the Pioneers" tomorrow.
It's supposed to rain all day again...but I won't see it until night-time.
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