Got a call from Lola around 7:00 (she'd forgotten about the time difference, though of course I'd already been up for hours) with one final (?) question: Did Riderwood put any restrictions into place when they re-opened the dining rooms in the fall?  Of course!  They removed all the large 8-person tables, and then social distanced the remaining 2- and 4-person smaller ones. Naturally that meant they could no longer accommodate all the residents, so Mom could then only dine 3x/week instead of every day, and even then only with a reservation.

Sewed while watching/listening to a wonderful documentary. 

Meticulously curated from interviews, speeches, court opinions, dissents, and other sources, Ruth Bader Ginsburg: In Her Own Words creates a comprehensive picture of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her wisdom, and her legacy.

And by 9:00 I had another six strip-blocks to add to the pile.  But with no more of the solid red left, my next step (this afternoon?) will be to make the center with squares I have.    FYI I did find a wonderful B/W fabric to use in the border to bring the quilt up to size.  But no time for pix because I'm heading out to the doctor and see what the MRI showed.