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Jun 17, 2013
Creating Memories
A beautiful day at the Oregon Coast and a wonderful celebration of all of our fathers, everywhere.
I am blessed to have lived in two beautiful and scenic states....Oregon and Alaska...and to have been able to travel between them for the past 41 years of our marriage.
And I had an absolutely lovely day creating real life memories with no quilting needed...except for the bringing together of multiple layers, and bonding, and binding them all together, forever!
Hope you all created your own memories!
Michele Bilyeu blogs With Heart and Hands as she shares a quilting journey through her life in Salem, Oregon and Douglas, Alaska. Sewing, quilting, and wildcrafting, with small format art quilts, prayer flags, and comfort quilts for a variety of charitable programs. And best of all, sharing thousands of links to Free Quilt and Quilt Block Patterns and encouraging others to join in her Liberated Quilting Challenge and make and donate small art quilts to the Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative (AAQI) Help us change the world, one little quilt at a time!
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Our celebration was very strange - we went to our younger daughter's for a Hawaiian barbaque on Saturday and Sunday was supposed to be a brunch with the other daughter and her family. My son-in-law figured out that his favorite team was only 4 hours away and he could get tickets. We moved the brunch to an early breakfast and they left right after breakfast. We drove 5 hours to our home and spent the rest of the afternoon and evening trying to catch up with things we needed to do. We did take a little extra time to do some grocery shopping and clean up before we left their house.
What a wonderful day you all had! Thanks for sharing. B. J.
I love the way you put that!...
creating real life memories with no quilting needed...except for the bringing together of multiple layers, and bonding, and binding them all together, forever!
Happy memories to you and yours EVERY day!
Beautiful photos of a great day! I would love to visit Oregon. Thanks for sharing!
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