When we entered the airport in Athens last June, they handed each one of us a pamphlet that looked like this:
I figured it was something to do with the Swine Flu, because we also had to fill out some sort of form regarding our health. I made some wise-crack comment about not being able to read the pamphlet. The lady motioned to some pamphlets sitting on a table behind her and told me I could pick up one printed in English:
Thankfully the Swine Flu has escaped us. Unfortunately, there is another ailment that has hit my home.
My DD finished up with her summer term at BYU this week. She is now enjoying 2 weeks of vacation before fall semester starts. The quilt pox has hit hard at her house also. I've been pretty impressed with what she has accomplished. Maybe she will share some pictures over on her blog. About all I have accomplished recently are the blocks for my 2 separate 'quilt block of the month' clubs. Between the two of them, it's been 8 blocks a month. But I am keeping up! Four of the blocks are finished. I am starting on the other four. They will take some time, because the technique we are learning is English paper piecing.
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Hahahaha, laughing and laughing, that's great!
Send them my way I haven't even finished the square block quilt I started for Jacob and the first of this year and now i need to make three other quilts for the other kids. Agh! Help!
p.s.I am anxious to see what English paper piecing looks like.
Ha ha, I haven't caught either one yet.
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