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Category Archives: family
My First “300” Words about Quilting Essay
I almost forgot to tell you that my essay that I sent into Quilters Newsletter Magazine was published on their web extras section of their website! Click here to read it. Mine is the fifth one down! It was the very first … Continue reading
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My Word to Live by in 2015 — Gratitude
If you happened to read my last post, you know that I am not sorry to see 2014 in my rearview mirror. I logically know that every single person on this big earth has problems and sorrows every single year. … Continue reading
Bed in a Box
My son is very busy and orders a lot of stuff from Amazon instead of spending precious time in stores. I spent most of November and just about all of December with him and his kids last year. During that … Continue reading
December First
It’s been eighteen years since my father died. It’s so hard to believe it’s been that long. This day is easier for me now, but I will always miss my daddy. He would have loved being a great-grandfather! He would have … Continue reading
Just a Quick little Update
I’ve gone to Oklahoma for an extended visit. It could be a couple of weeks or a few months. I just don’t know yet. So, I’ve deactivated my postcrossing account, for the time being, and will probably not be showing postcards … Continue reading
Happy Halloween in Postcards
Halloween is so different now than it was when I was a kid! In my opinion, it’s not nearly as fun. It’s not as safe for kids to actually Trick or Treat door to door as we did. The costumes … Continue reading
Posted in family, halloween, in the mail, post cards, postcrossing, teresa
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Beautiful Ladies
My mother is one of seven sisters. She’s the youngest of nine children. Four of the siblings have passed. On Monday, we saw two of the remaining sisters. I almost forgot that I had my camera with me. I’m so glad … Continue reading
Forgot to mention Yesterday
When I actually got to see and talk to my granddaughter in person, she changed her mind about the type of quilt she wanted me to make for her. It’s not the log cabin variation that I’d made for her … Continue reading
Posted in change, family, grandkids, quilt retreat, quilting
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