And here is the eighth block from Tula's Modern Quilt Block book.
As I am making blocks from my current stash, some of my future stash is taking a vacation in Puerto Rico. In October, I ordered some fabric from a shop in New York. (For those who would question why I might be buying any more fabric in this lifetime, please see the lengthy soul searching introspection in my other blog TediousLaments.) The package's travel itinerary showed it left New York and had settled in New Jersey. I filled out an online form asking USPS when my package would be coming home and they said they would get back to me in 3 days. Instead, the log of the package showed that it arrived in Puerto Rico on Nov 3 and then moved to another spot in Puerto Rico the next day. At this point I am assuming the package is looking for a location with a weather delay.
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A while ago, I ordered a book from a seller in California to be sent to me in North Carolina. Tracking showed it went from Oakland CA to Honolulu, Hawaii, where it sat for quite a while. While it was in Hawaii, I did some online searching, and found that in the Oakland distribution center, the big bin for Hawaii mail is right next to the big bin for East Coast mail. When it finally arrived, I wrapped it in a couple of dollar store leis, and sent a photo to the book seller, who’d been worrying along with me. Dot
I had a fabric order that spent a couple of weeks ping-ponging between two cities, neither of which were the point of origin and neither of which were where I live. Fabric moves in mysterious ways.
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