One of Rhonda's most important contributions to the Art of Homemaking Exhibit was simply arriving in Iowa with a SPOTLESSLY CLEAN SUV capable of hauling all those boxes and bins...
Everybody knows my car (a 2011 Hyundai with 164,000 miles) is like a rolling dumpster. The front seat is full...the back seat is full...and I haven't been able to put anything new in the trunk for six years...
Whereas, Rhonda's car? One day, I put a paper cup of coffee in the beverage holder, and I thought she was gonna break out in hives before I finished drinking it.
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| Sunday morning, she backed right up to the kitchen door...so the LOADING could begin... |
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| We packed her vehicle TO THE ROOF...(this load had to be killing her) |
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| The minute we arrived at the library, Rhonda got RIGHT TO WORK. |
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| Linda Phillips brought thimbles for us -- which came in REALLY HANDY. |
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| Linda did another big wall -- which eventually included about 20 gingham aprons.(I'll have more pictures next week!) |
I NEVER would have thought about hanging the dishtowels from the corners. Genius...
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| I think all three of them worked on the BlueBird part of the exhibit. |
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| There is no way I can thank these three enough. Really...they worked so hard.... | |
That night, Rhonda's fancy watch told her she walked 3.75 miles that day. NO KIDDING.....I was not surprised...and we ALL get credit for the day's mileage.
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| My feet were killing me... |
In the history of the world, NOBODY EVERY HAD BETTER HELP.
Or, better friends...
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