Progress...and setbacks

I've been plugging away at my Floral Purge quilt top.  I was feeling pretty good about having three borders done as well as two thirds of the center.  With the dorms closed I don't have access to large common room floors, and with all the rain we are having, I couldn't lay everything out on the grass outside, so I had to make do with the living room floor.  Truly, I don't have any floor space large enough to lay out a quilt of this size (90x90) and my design wall isn't large enough either. 

But, of course, when I laid it out, just like my photo in my last post, I saw my mistakes (I fixed the muddy spot, by the way.  I figured, I have the time, so why not?).  Anyway, I see that the bottom corners of the two side borders are wrong, so now I'll fix those.  I'm glad I'm not on a deadline, because this one is taking much longer than I anticipated.  It continues to grow on me, though.  Maybe I don't dislike florals as much as I thought.

Work was manageable last week, but I can already tell that the increased screen time is going to be hard for me, both hard on the eyes and hard for my focus.  Thank goodness that the days are warming up so I can go out for daily walks.  And thank goodness that I live somewhere remote enough that social distancing is a breeze.  I try to limit the time I spend reading up on what is happening out in the world - I could make myself crazy worrying about it all.

Be well, everyone. 

I'm linking up with Oh, Scrap and Monday Making.