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Made by Meredith: October 2008
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Thursday, October 30, 2008. Another Little Quilt Swap. My quilt has been received by Amy. Glad you like it, Amy! Links to this post. An Ode to Cold and Allergy Season. And bonus.mine is reversible! On the potty training front.Brody has learned to ring a bell to let us know he needs to go outside. So far it has mostly worked. Definitely an improvement. Links to this post. Sunday, October 19, 2008. Another Little Quilt Swap - Preview! I'm really pleased with it.I hope s/he is too! Links to this post.
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Frosty Flakes BOM | The Quilting Pirate
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Another day ripping out stitches and repairing the seams or in other words, just trying to quilt new sails. August 4, 2010. Anyone interested in playing along? I’m been in a mind set that BOM’s are the way to go lately for me because I don’t have a lot of “me” sewing time and the time I seem to find is limited enough to work on one block, so looking at some other BOM’s to pick up and this new free one just came up and it have hexagons in it! Posted in Block of Months. Laquo; Randomness. . . You are comme...
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Jules's Notes: July 2011
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Friday, July 29, 2011. It seemed to me that Thessaloniki was a city of apartment buildings. Once you got away from the waterfront, there was very little open space in the city- just tall buildings and roads. So, here is a gas station. Right there, under someone's apartment, is the Shell station. But, then, you come across something like this. And miss this detail? Links to this post. Thursday, July 28, 2011. I am not going to ask the geniuses that one.). Links to this post. Wednesday, July 27, 2011.
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Jules's Notes: Chapter 2, History of the Medieval World
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Wednesday, January 07, 2015. Chapter 2, History of the Medieval World. This chapter was about the time period 220-420 AD in China. I know nothing about Eastern history, so it's all new to me. In 357, Fu Jian started conquering cities in the north, and in 383 tried to defeat the Jin at the Battle of the Fei River. Even though Fu Jian had a much bigger army, the Jin defeated them. At that pont, Fu Jian's cities started falling away. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Marietta, Georgia, United States.
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Quick Christmas update | Araminta
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We had a lovely Christmas. Just us and Nana and Poppy. Araminta had a great time opening her Christmas stocking in the morning. Then we had breakfast (Daddy made pancakes) and we opened presents when Nana and Poppy arrived at about 10am. Araminta was our present delivery girl. Here she is opening her present from Grandma in Western Australia. Araminta helped Mummy wrap up Daddy’s presents, so she was very excited to see him unwrap his gift. Laquo; Christmas is coming. Date : January 4, 2010. On Seven Mon...
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Butterfly world | Araminta
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A few weekends ago, we took Araminta to Butterfly World to see the Butterflies. She had a wonderful time. Here she is having lunch before we went inside. Ruth made the pants and the top. The fabric in the pants is a souveneir from Ruth’s trip to the USA in October. Araminta is well acquainted with cats as we have one of our own. However, she is especially taken with dogs. Anything with four legs and fur is deemed to be a dog and is met with enthusiastic barking noises. Laquo; Bath Time.
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Quilt Channel: March 2006
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Follow us on Twitter! Submit a link or ask a question by sending e-mail to: planetpatchwork at gmail dot com. Friday, March 31, 2006. Red Cross celebrates with quilt work. Indiana) - Judy Clare loves to quilt. The Frankfort resident has been designing and sewing high-quality, beautifully crafted quilts for more than 20 years, but in that time, she never dreamed a piece of her work would be on display in the nation's capital. Read the full article about Clare here. Wednesday, March 29, 2006. A shoe-motif ...
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Goodbye Sweet Girl | gwenshouse
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Laquo; Gwen is Seriously Ill. It is with sorrow that I write to tell you that our precious daughter Gwen passed away peacefully in our arms early Wednesday morning. She had contracted a flu that developed into pneumonia from which she could not recover. We thank God for her life which was rich and full of people who loved her, and for our family, friends and even strangers who are carrying us through this sad sad time. Thank you to all you dear people who journeyed with us and with Gwen through this blog.
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Jules's Notes: May 2009
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Thursday, May 28, 2009. SCHOOL'S OUT FOR THE SUMMER! Links to this post. Wednesday, May 27, 2009. Ed made the academy soccer squad. Yea! I think I am happy about it. It is a big commitment.). Links to this post. Monday, May 25, 2009. On tap for this week. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday- Work. Ugh. Although these are days we can go out to lunch, which is rare for teachers. And we can never come up with anywhere good to go! Thursday evening- tennis practice- Dave. Friday afternoon- lunch with Patricia. Tomor...
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Gwen is Seriously Ill | gwenshouse
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Gwen is Seriously Ill. Gwen contracted a very nasty virus this week that turned into pneumonia. She was admitted to the ICU at our local children’s hospital on Sunday evening. Respiratory infections are a serious threat to children like Gwen. So far she has shown signs of improvement but is not yet out of the woods. There IS hope for Gwen. But today Gwensdad and I have had some gut-wrenching conversations with doctors about how far we want them to go if she should get worse. Thank you in advance. Oh gosh...
