beautress
Always Faithful
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So good to hear. I guess we can take you off the vigil list? At least for that?Update.
My treatment is over.
I didn’t lose my hair, and l’m spending four weeks in the ME.
On to better times. For all of us.
Yes, it's not good and our Governor is on TV doin' his best chicken little...~S~Is that where you are Sparky?
I think we need one of thoseWife bought me an electric high pressure sprayer. Used it to clean off some outdoor wooden furniture that looked on its last legs. Some modest steel wool after that add new spray on stain. Some water proofing and it looks like new. Was seriously considering scrapping it. Spayed both sets of back stairs of. It's like they are brand new. What a labor saver
Aw so sorry. I can't remember the last time I had a cold--has been many years--but I do remember how miserable they are. May it be short lived. I do recommend just eating the oranges though instead of juiicing them.Aaaa-choo! Today I was supposed to take the quilt tops I finished to the Charity Bees sew-in. And I caught a big fat cold! I'm a mess. I feel so lousy I don't even want to leave the house today. Headache, sore throat, sinusitis, sneezing, I don't want to give anyone this cold by showing up, and I had two of my best quilt tops ever to share with my dear quilter friends. The hot coffee helped a little, but every time I sneeze, it feels like I need a shower. *sigh* Hope everyone else is having a nice day. I hate having this awful cold. . Well, next month's meeting,hopefully I will have more quilt tops to give the quilters, but just not today. Aaa-choooo! That does it. It's homeward bound and homeward stay today.
Not quite finished yet--
finished orange log cabin, but mine has light blue inner border with all else being orange.
There isn't a single quilt out there with 9 courthouse-steps log cabins with 9 different colors that I could find. Wish I had a gift for taking pictures. One of the squares has horse portrait fabric in center, another has a windmill, and others have different centers. I can't even find the quilts that inspired the quilt a few weeks back. Oh well, like catching a bad cold, that's life. Time to squeeze some oranges for juice...
Just lost a dear friend from the construction wars to stage 4 brain cancer.
Was having trouble keeping a grip with his left hand all day, on last fall/early winter's project....Thought he was dealing with carpal tunnel until the diagnosis came back last April.
Super great guy that everyone liked haivng on the job.
Going to be with the crew tomorrow...Not going to be easy.
Fare thee well, Bo....You'll be missed by one and all.
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Sincere condolences.Just lost a dear friend from the construction wars to stage 4 brain cancer.
Was having trouble keeping a grip with his left hand all day, on last fall/early winter's project....Thought he was dealing with carpal tunnel until the diagnosis came back last April.
Super great guy that everyone liked having on the job.
Going to be with the crew tomorrow...Not going to be easy.
Fare thee well, Bo....You'll be missed by one and all.
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He looks like someone everybody would take to with no problem at all. Losing good people, especially so young, is so hard. Sending you a virtual hug. So sorry.Just lost a dear friend from the construction wars to stage 4 brain cancer.
Was having trouble keeping a grip with his left hand all day, on last fall/early winter's project....Thought he was dealing with carpal tunnel until the diagnosis came back last April.
Super great guy that everyone liked having on the job.
Going to be with the crew tomorrow...Not going to be easy.
Fare thee well, Bo....You'll be missed by one and all.
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It's hard. But it's important to grieve too.Pretty somber day.... Though we're all getting our work done, there's no pep in anyone's step.
I love Oregon. We lived there for 5 years, 4 years in North Albany with 9 acres of blackberry forest and 2 acres yard and garden. It's so beautiful there, from Multnomah Falls to Ashland we'd drive around, visited the beach at Newport and a year in Medford where Bill had his engineering Pacific power office. Our two kids and nephew, Jackson, whose dad was away in the Navy, so he stayed with us for several years until his dad retired from his service. Several years were crunched by 20-hour days, so my big brother got 20 years credit in 18 years. And he came by and picked up his son when he retired. He was happy to be reunited, and so was I for the both of them. Sisters was a town near where my husband had a couple of acres on a river (Rogue?) We'd go there in the summers just to walk fence. The 5 years we were there we not as rainy as usual so the local friends said. We really had nice weather. 1978-83. Then it was back to Casper Wyoming until Bill retired. It seemed everywhere we ever lived there were really nice people wherever we went. Our lives always centered around the nearest Presbyterian Church.Quilting .. it makes you happy .. so I love it..
… I’d say I appreciate all forms of craftsmanship and haven’t I told you that I find you amazing lately. ( .. for a lot more than quilting btw).
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We dropped by Sisters last week (visitors) on our travels to various local waterfalls in Oregon, they were about to have a quilting extravaganza in town .. I thought of you and kinda felt like I’d missed you.
\Update.
My treatment is over.
I didn’t lose my hair, and l’m spending four weeks in the ME.
On to better times. For all of us.