Super Sick Weekend

When you go to the Children's Museum someone is bound to get sick.

I always warn her.

In this case it was all of us. We got back to back stomach bugs and colds.

Meadow and I did manage to make it out once to go to our favorite fabric store.

I'm taking on a sewing challenge of making a backpack.

After finding the exterior fabric, I had too many choices for the interior.

Meadow wanted this one.

Should've went with the fries.

I almost went with a flannel, but figured it would make the backpack sweaty on our backs in summer. You'll have to see when I finish what I chose.

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