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NC Day 2

Posted by Debbie Snyder/WA on June 19, 2013 at 3:53am 5 Comments

Well,flying?.... what a boring way to travel.  Everything went off just fine and we even had nice people surrounding us most of the day.  Quite unexpected. Had lots of leg room on our leg from Spokane to Denver but not so much from Denver to Greensboro. Not sure why that was.   Since we are both tall, we have trouble with airplane seats and tray tables.  They tend to hit our knees before they are in their lowest stage so drinks are a little shaky and have to be watched all the time.  We…

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North to Alaska!

Posted by Carol Ann Hinton on June 18, 2013 at 3:16pm 10 Comments

Having one day to change my mind-set from a quilting retreat to a visit to Alaska to see DS & DIL-to-be, I took a deep breath and got on the plane.  A full day of travel from Sacramento to Seattle to Anchorage, saw DH and I landing in the "land of the midnight sun".  Actually that should read "land of the 3:00 a.m. sun!"  It never got dark there and it was hard for us to get into sleep mode at our usual bedtime.  

We were staying in a great B & B in Chugiak that had a…

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Chaos!

Posted by Deb Semmens on June 18, 2013 at 9:01am 3 Comments

Seriously you would think I would know better!  And I deserve the extra work.

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Home again--still trying to get caught up

Posted by Barbara Graham on June 17, 2013 at 9:30am 6 Comments

I had a fabulous time babysitting DGS--but--there is a reason we have our children when we are younger. That little guy ran us ragged. But fun too. We, he and I, had a confrontation one day. He elected to stay in his naughty corner rather than concede. He is his father's son. I can still remember having a similar stand off with his daddy at about the same age. The battle of wills might still be going on if his granddad hadn't brought home some watermelon. Surrender. (Thank goodness). All…

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High Fiber—A-bobbin, A-weavin', A-spinnin' and A-quiltin'!

Posted by Peggy Stuart on June 17, 2013 at 8:30am 10 Comments

What a week! Julie brought this quilt of Barbara's to Vintage Stitchers on Thursday:

She had finished the quilting. Barbara inherited it from a friend who passed away.

Barbara also showed us this lovely confection she had just finished piecing/appliquéing.…

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NC Bound... Day 1

Posted by Debbie Snyder/WA on June 17, 2013 at 7:42am 8 Comments

Well, today is day one of our road trip plane trip to North Carolina.  I so wanted to take the motorhome and spend a month on the road but DH reminded me how tiring some days can be so he pushed his weight around and now we're flying.  I guess it's better than having the roof blow off the motorhome again, or the door trip to flap in the wind again, or the windshield wipers to quilt again, or the batteries to fail, again.  Things I don't…

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Quilt show

Posted by June Johnson/Wi on June 16, 2013 at 9:12pm 8 Comments

On Sat my DS and I went to Minnesota Quilt Show in Duluth.  It was fabulous!  Very inspiring, overwhelming, etc.  My favorite quilt was the best in show titled "America Let It Shine".  A fabulously patriotic quilt; it sent chills to my spine as I read the description.  I wish I had taken notes of what it represented including 13 Colonies, 50 states, Pledge of Allegiance, Gettysburg Address, Constitution.  It had 5,121 Swarovski crystals representing the number of words in the Constitution. …

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Babies have arrived

Posted by June Johnson/Wi on June 16, 2013 at 8:54pm 8 Comments

Our baby robins arrived about 4 days ago.  Someone asked how high in the tree the nest is; it is only about 2 feet off the ground.  Thank goodness our dog has not located the nest; sometimes he is oblivious to what is going on around him.  Here is a photo of the babies.…

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