Still Blooming

I watched Game 5 of the World Series tonight.  I was home alone cheering on the Red Sox, who won 3-1 over the Cardinals, which puts us up three games to two.  The next game is Wednesday in Boston.  The Red Sox have had a very good year.

The flowers in the barrels at the edge of my driveway have had a good year, too.  They apparently have not received the memo that autumn has arrived and colder temperatures are on the way.  I can see the flowers from the treadmill.  I took more photos today because I can't believe there's still so much color ~

I just realized that the same green, orange, pink, and yellow are the colors in the napkins and tablecloths I am making, pinning up the hems while I watch baseball.  It became obvious during the last round of company that I need more table linens.  Once these flowers are finished I will enjoy the color scheme inside.

There's progress to report on the Harmony Quilt.  The back is together, pieces coming together better than I expected they would.  I have a general idea of the fabric I want to use when I start a quilt, and the size and shape of the pieces, but beyond that I arrange and rearrange the pieces as I go to produce the final creation.  I need to see how the colors and shapes fit together before I can see the big picture.  I will have photos to share soon.

With my daughter's help I have managed to transfer my bookmarks from iGoogle, which will be no more November 1, to the desktop computer.  Tonight I started researching how to move those bookmarks from one computer to another.  I don't think it will be hard once I know what to do.  I don't have a lot of confidence when it comes to technology.  With each success, I feel emboldened.

Maybe that's the secret to confidence ~ try more, have more success, feel more confident.