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Monthly Archives: October 2009
More than we deserve
Our friend Fred sent this via email and I thought it was appropriate for Thanksgiving. The quote is from Robert R. Walsh, Noisy Stones. More Than We Deserve   I heard the Second Brandenburg Concerto played in honor of Bach’s 300th … Continue reading
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A great pumpkin day!
Today was all about the pumpkin.  I purchased two pie pumpkins for 99 cents each from the Atlantic Superstore. A can of pumpkin pie filling, which is mostly squash, cost three times as much. As this morning’s temperature was a … Continue reading
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Happy birthday Sarah!
My beautiful, best shopping buddy oldest grand-daughter Sarah turns 19 today! Rather than show a photo of Sarah, here’s an example of the type of work she has been producing at college. Not only is she brilliant, she is also … Continue reading
Posted in Family Tree, Grandmothers
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Park City Girl Quilt Festival
She’s done it again!  Amy of Park City Girl is hosting another virtual, on line blog quilt festival. This year it is bigger and most likely better than last year’s.  Also she has a great bunch of sponsor offering prizes, … Continue reading
Posted in Quilts
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Living on the edge
I’ve spent the last two nights rolling a huge pile of selvage into neat little rolls. Inspired by this beautiful quilt, I plan to make a “bookcase” quilt for my daughter using the writing on the selvage as the books’ … Continue reading
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October block
The October cottage swap block arrived today and what a treat! Absolutely no tricks! Not only is the block adorable, Toni sent a card, and Hallowe’en sticks all wrapped in pumpkin paper.  She wrote on her blog, The Quilting Pirate, … Continue reading
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Disobedience
Pooh, promise you won’t forget about me, ever. Not even when I’m a hundred.” Pooh thought for a little. “How old shall I be then?” “Ninety-nine.” Pooh Nodded. “I promise,” he said. Today CBC announced the publication of the sequel … Continue reading
Sandralee
Sometimes families are formed in the heart. Although the blood line might be a bit thin, the love and caring that binds a family together forms a solid bond. Although we all refer to Sandralee, or San, as our cousin … Continue reading
Posted in Family Tree
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October – isn’t it beautiful
“Crispy air and azure skies, High above, a white cloud flies, Bright as newly fallen snow. Oh the joy to those who know October! Colors bright on bush and tree. Over the weedy swamp, we see A veil of purple … Continue reading
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Easy tomato sauce
Thanks to a bumper crop of organic tomatoes from our garden, we will enjoy homemade tomato sauce all winter long. Pounds of tomatoes are still ripening on our window ledges. Whenever a half dozen or more are ripened I bake … Continue reading
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