April 16, 2020
December 23, 2012
I'm Ready, I'm Done, Now to Relax
I'm happy to say I wrapped my last gift Saturday morning, I'm done. Now I can
sit back and enjoy my birthday tomorrow, Christmas, my 46th wedding anniversary on New Years Eve and New Years Day. Merry Christmas everyone.
Wishing all of you the happiest of seasons and good wishes.
Labels:
anniversary,
birthday,
christmas,
christmas ornaments,
fabric bags,
wrapping paper
October 11, 2012
October 7, 2012
Webshots Being Replaced with SMILE
Webshots is going away as a free subscription to be replaced by SMILE. SMILE is going to be subscription service only. I don't mind paying but $30 a yr is twice what Webshots charged. If you have photos you wish to keep from free Webshots you need to move your photos.
There are a number of free picture hosting sites. You can request zip file(s) of all your precious memories.
http://smile.webshots.com/landing
Also webshots blog for the breaking news
http://blog.webshots.com/
Gotta run ... have to d/l my 17,000 photos and 500 videos. I know I have originals somewhere but this is just in case. What a BUMMER!!!!
June 7, 2012
New "legal" driver on the highways .......
May 20, 2012
April 6, 2012
8th Annual Blennerhassett Quilt Show
The eighth annual Mid-Ohio Valley Heritage Quilt Show, sponsored by the Friends of Blennerhassett.
Area quilters exhibited their quilts, quilted wall hangings and quilted wearable fashions. Quilt categories for entries include: bed quilts (hand and machine); wall quilts; crib quilts; duet quilts; group quilts; antique (pre-1950) quilts; quilted fashions; and other.
Awards were given for Best of Show for hand-quilted and machine-quilted, People's Choice and Superintendent's Choice.
Approximately 80 pieces were displayed in the quilt show, organizers said.
This is the third year Parkersburg resident Brenda Wentzel displayed her sewing machine collection at the Blennerhassett Museum as part of the quilt show. Wentzel has been collecting sewing machines for about 15 years, including items from the late 1800s up through the 1970s, with a wide range of toys and actual sewing machines.
2012 MarBlennyShow
Area quilters exhibited their quilts, quilted wall hangings and quilted wearable fashions. Quilt categories for entries include: bed quilts (hand and machine); wall quilts; crib quilts; duet quilts; group quilts; antique (pre-1950) quilts; quilted fashions; and other.
Awards were given for Best of Show for hand-quilted and machine-quilted, People's Choice and Superintendent's Choice.
Approximately 80 pieces were displayed in the quilt show, organizers said.
This is the third year Parkersburg resident Brenda Wentzel displayed her sewing machine collection at the Blennerhassett Museum as part of the quilt show. Wentzel has been collecting sewing machines for about 15 years, including items from the late 1800s up through the 1970s, with a wide range of toys and actual sewing machines.
2012 MarBlennyShow
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