Fabrics for theTea Towel Quilt

I have survived the malaise and did not die.  If you heard otherwise, then reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated!  Although, Frank was so nice to me, I really wanted to be "sick" for a while longer.  

I spent a solid day languishing  in self pity and then today got up and cooked sausage, lentil and kale soup; picked grand  dog Hugeaux up from the groomers and brought him to Carrie's house; went BACK  to Carrie's house to meet with the guy who gave the estimate to repair their garage door (mother-in-law backed into it); went to the grocery and got the ingredients for the aforementioned  soup and the stuff I need to bring to the Thanksgiving Dinner I  won't miss AND saved McGee's life 3 times.

That dog was so bad.  Today was the first day I thought, if  I got rid of him I could have a nice, calm house.  DiNozzo and Chloe are not any trouble at all.  But McGee is!  He chewed up the budget for CAAWS.  He tore up his crate pad when I was at the grocery.  And he ate a half a bag of carrots I bought for the soup.  Roughage to help the crate pad  move through him I guess.

Ohhh, that dog.

I fixed my printer problem that has plaqued me for the last week.  A document was stuck  in the queue and would not let any document print.  Finally figured out how to get rid of it.  It was not easy.

 And I finally got the mystery quilt for River City Guild worked up.  It will be a fun one.  I can't show you that one.

I started to look for fabrics to go iin my tea Towel quilt.  It surprised me when I took a close look at it, it is green!  I thought it would be in shades of taupe and greys and sparked with that yellow and the blue of the Bobby's form.  Green.  And a really odd shade of it too.

How true are the colors in the Kona and Moda solids catalogs?  I wonder.  Maybe I could order a half yard of a few and see what matches the best