1Nanoo

Oh! My day is messed up if I have not checked QB. Usually it is after I read the newspaper, which is on computer now. I feel as if I have a regular bunch of "coffee buddies" that I meet every morning to discuss quilting or cooking. I am very sure I would be a more effective house keeper if I did not spend as much time on the computer as I do. I have worked my entire adult life, and I am retired now and really enjoying it.

tuckyquilter

I think we are all creatures of habit. I always have coffee, as sometimes neighbors drop by. Check my emails, check my phone for texts from the kids and others. I usually don't sew until almost noon. Do household chores etc first.

stitch678

I'm up at 7:30 and have coffee going while checking emails, fb, and QB. By 8:30, l'm caught up and get outdoors to work in my gardens or water. After that, l make hubby's tea and breakfast for us both. Then it's down to sewingroom or up to guestroom where my midarm is in frame. By 2, l'm ready for a break. Coffee, walk dog etc.The later afternoons are for golf or outdoor work ( wood stacking or whatever). Evenings are for handwork in the armchair .I check my fb and emails before bed.l get a lot done, but it wasn't always so. I used to spend more time chatting about sewing than actually doing...had to give myself time limits to get productive again.

wildyard

I do computer and QB during those times when I have to sit and rest to take a break from whatever else I am doing. This happens often thru the day depending on my levels of pain and fatigue. Some days it's all I can do and other days I get a lot accomplished (for me) and not a lot of time on the board.