Friday, December 24, 2010

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year.

from my family to yours!

Monday, December 20, 2010

SORRY i am still here.....


Sorry for the silence, I am still on the planet. December has historically always been the busiest time for the OR at the hospital, and we were not given a break this December. Yes I have been working almost everyday!!!! I know ME working everyday! And I feel it, hurt my back last week moving a rather large girl, and all the bending, pulling, stretching, not to mention the running made for a rather routine December in the land of medicine.   Why oh why do people wait till December to get their elective surgery done? Hello their are 11 other months in the year!!!!!!

Christmas 2008
The FAM will all be together this year. So Christmas 2010 is packed with family, activities and lots of LOVE
Hope your week is peaceful and full of Love 
Remember the reason for the season
Jesus it is His Birthday

Friday, December 3, 2010

THE QUILTERS CHRISTMAS PARTY


Norma and Michelle
My quilt group has been together a Very long time,  I have been a member for 18 years.
Since I have been a member we have merged three off shoot groups. The groups original name was PIN HEADS
I am not sure what our name is now but no matter.
We still meet twice a month to see what each other has been sewing and share our life's with each other.

Julie and Cathy
Liz, Kyle and Norma
{notice the quilt on the wall}
Becky
Deb, Audrey and Terrie







And here we all are!
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Hoping everyone has a calm, safe fun HOLIDAY

Sunday, November 28, 2010

CHRISTMAS

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Are you ready for Christmas? 

Is your list ready for Santa?

Mine sure is, as a matter of fact I am almost all done with gift buying. The last purchase will be mailed out tomorrow.....  HO HO HO!!!!!

Little Women
This gives me time to watch the Christmas tradition movies in my house.
Little Women is at the #1 spot.
# 2- The Walton's
#3- Christmas Vacation
#4- All the Christmas episodes of Little House On The Prairie


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I finished the last season of The Tudors
Well worth the time, but you must start at the very beginning





Here is a map of The Tower of London.  King Henry 8th had a boat load of heads rolling up in the tower.




Hope all of you are getting your plans for Christmas done. Lets remember to enjoy the season for the REASON. JC .

Thursday, November 25, 2010

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

SOO MANY THINGS TO BE THANKFUL FOR IN MY LIFE!

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

ONE FLOWER WEDNESDAY


Sew sorry for the 2 week week absence, I have been very busy with a wonderful trip to Houston and work, the job that pays for my hobbies.


I have 2, too, and only two flowers for the week.


These wonderful dogs { are they not cute} are causing havoc with my allergies. I'm spending allot of my spare time cleaning and vacuuming and dusting to rid my house of their shedding hair and dander. The doctor wants me to get rid of them, but that would be like getting rid of my children.
Not going to happen.

Will wonder through ONE FLOWER WEDNESDAY blogs tomorrow. Have a great week!

Monday, November 15, 2010

I'M BACK

Sister Mary Margaret making her way back to the hotel.

Yes I am back, have been back from Houston for over a week........but that week was crazy. I worked all last week, yes the entire week at the hospital, exhausting. Hosted a rather large Pamper Chef party, { I am not a fan of these parties} but we did have fun. Since Ellen was cooking and she IS NOT a COOK I thought we would all need my grandmothers' whiskey sours. Yumm...  Yumm...... a good time had by all.

Houston was fantastic..... Am so glad I went. Mary Margaret and I spent 6-7 hours a day in the show and still we did not see everything. It was so overwhelming! The first day we just walked around not parting with our coins, but the second and third day we did make purchases though neither of us went crazy.  Our project for the hotel room was we made some beautiful jewelry. 


Here is Kaffe Fassett. This is one tall man.

A Princess quilt which had a ton of detail  and hours put in by this quilter.


But the neatest thing was her shoes!!


My favorite are still and always will be the American traditional quilts. These have women's' life stories stitched into them. The antique quilts were beautiful and I could almost hear their voices looking at them.


I could not photograph my favorite quilts due to their age , so I did not take many pictures in Houston.
I will post some pictures as I download them.

Good week to all.

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