mic-pa

No guilt here, I can sit by my sliding glass door and enjoy the outside while I sew. Allergies keep me inside most of the time. Never work outside. DD and DH do all the mowing, gardening etc.

jitkaau

I resent any reason for stopping.

jmoore

Summers are too short here in Maine and I just purchased a new kayak... we have plenty of long (often snowy) winter days to quilt but an extremely short summer to enjoy gardening, hiking and the beautiful outdoors.

twinkie

Not at all when I am doing what I really love.

quiltmom04

Nope. I can still see how beautiful it is outside! I used to feel bad when my sewing room was in the in-windowed basement though.

gramacheri

NO! I don't like the sun much. If it's too warm outside I get crankier than normal.

sparkys_mom

I try to take advantage of the beautiful weather. Coffee on the deck listening to and watching the birds, grooming my dog. It is very soothing and I love it. When it is cool, I try to do a little gardening. At night and when it rains, there is plenty of time for sewing. Now all I need is to find time for cleaning.

lclang

Yes! I can hear the weeds in the flower bed calling me, the dog needs to go out and I keep seeing yard stuff that I need to do...but then I go back to my sewing room with the blinds drawn so I can't see the yard and just sew away.

judylg

I agree with your statement, no more guilt. I try to work what I have to do in, but, if I need a break I do my thing which just happens to be quilting/sewing, no guilt there.

Weezy Rider

Rather be outside in nice weather.