--Finish prototype doll quilt
--Pin together at least two more quilts or use up all available pins on quilt
--Cut out more quilt squares, as many as is possible (save the 3/4 chunk in box for backings)
--Get in touch with Ashley, figure out Bawlmer trip and dinner with Mama Bambi
--Finish Laundry
--Round up dirty dishes
--Scrub bathroom
--Walk before Sundown

( WARNING: SPIRITUAL SHITE AHEAD! )

 I've been trying to find a way to supplement my very meager income for a while now, and I may have stumbled upon it.

I can sew, sort of. I can fake it pretty well, anyway. I'm getting involved in the ABJD community and it's amazing how much they'll spend on stuff (I don't blame them, with my own doll, I haven't even bought her and I can expect to spend at least $100 on stuff for her). But, everybody makes clothes and, without a doll to use as a guide, I just can't see making outfits.

But, I just bought $10 worth of fat quarters, a few yards of very narrow bias tape and will be seeing about getting hold of poly or cotton batting. Yup, I'm making doll sized quilts.

( The business plan... )

Gah, Chickens, Eggs, whoa. I shouldn't be getting so excited. Start with the quilts, pillows and banners and then start buying crap.