Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Fun Day!
First to Dee Dee. I,m sorry your so sick. Take care and get better soon. My best thoughts coming your way. And thank you girls for the great day. Fun, Fun, Fun!!! I so enjoyed spending time with you two. Love You both tons. Sis-Auntie
Friday, February 5, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
A Lot on my Mind!
I'm putting this thought out here today for all of us because I think we forget to breath and take another look at things. Sometimes we get to the end of our rope. I know I do. Things are going horribly wrong, and there seems to be no way out. We think there is no solution. And sometimes there might not be, I don't know, but think about this and maybe it will help in some small way. Even when we can't see it, the Sun is always shining, and When you get to the end of your rope, tie a Knot and Hang on!!! Love to my Family and Friends. And I hope this will give anyone who wanders into my blog a little hope, and a new outlook today.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Computer Problems
My computer is making a lot of noise, so am shutting down til we can get it checked out. Will miss all of you. Hope to get back on track soon. Just in case I don't get it fixed before the Holidays. Happy Holidays Everyone. Take Care. See you all later.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Meet Harold
This is Harold and he's holding one if the quilts that he made. Mom bought this one for me. Thank you Mom. What an honor it is to own one of his quilts. Harold was born August 30th. 1911. That's right, he is 98 years old and he sews and does other crafts, he goes to the Senior center for lunch and plays pinochle. He has made many quilts and I was privileged to see most of them. All very pretty. He makes the tops and backs then sends them to be quilted. While we were there I noticed a finished top in a pile in the closet. He brought it out and said he had finished it, sent it to be quilted and when he got it back he didn't like the way it turned out, so he took it apart and is working on it again. He must be quite particular. I asked him how he chooses the designs, each one is a little different. He said he has a "BOOK", but it's just a guide and he makes them up as he goes. All the quilts I saw are about queen size. The fabric pieces and strips in all his quilts are about 2" wide. What patience he must have. Thank you Harold, for my pretty quilt.
Monday, December 7, 2009
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