Life …
I kept Talya and Georgi one day this week so their mother could help shampoo rugs at the school.
Ashton looks higher than he really is.
We took a walk out the lane to get the mail.
The water has been leaking from the pond. Usually this is no place for the grandchildren to play; but since I was with them they had great fun throwing rocks.
Paul & Ashton took me on a 4-wheeler ride across the road to look for deer. Instead, we saw lots of egrets roosting.
My nephew Andy and his brother’s daughter, Emorie came last evening and spent the night on their way to Texas.
There’s a red tint to some of the roofs at the shop.
Notice how the kernels of corn have little bits of red at the tip.
It’s kind of like chaff and the farmers call it “bee’s wings.”
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… as a Quilter
The two sequoias I started earlier are now finished. These measure 5”X7”.
The backs with the labels.
You are lucky to have your grandchildren with you. I likie your Sequoia very much! Just beautiful!! Both sides!
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ReplyDeleteI love your Sequoia Quilt! I live on a small farm in North Georgia. I am a new follower of your blog.
I really like your cypress quilt too.
xo jan@sewandsowfarm
Stunning Sequoias, looks like you had fun with the grandchildren too.
ReplyDeleteYour thread painting is always so cool to look at Julia! I'm so glad you shared at Needle and Thread Thursday!
ReplyDelete:) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
Great random post. What beautiful redwoods. We have them about an hour from us and they are spectacular.
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