Tuesday, February 24
I was anxious to open the box that arrived from National Wildlife Federation.
It included cards using one of our daughter Deb’s photos.
This one is of Chester when he was a baby.
Congratulations, Deb.
Jared and Jesse were here for a bit after school, and when Jesse saw me stitching Jared’s picture, he asked when I would begin his.
I laid the pattern out and told him that I will start it in a few weeks.
I saw something moving in the field across the road and used my camera to zoom in on the Canada geese.
The evening sunset was magnificent!
It changed by the minute.
Oh, what a beautiful sky!
Congratulations to Deb — that’s a wonderful photo of the raccoon! I love your stitched pics of the kids — but I thought you had completed them all! Gorgeous sunsets — I hope you’re not hit too hard by the incoming storm, and that this will be the last of the season for you!
Jesse is the last of the grandchildren – then I will start on great-grandchildren and maybe some other things – like the antique truck that our son owns. We are expecting something like 5 inches of snow. Last night it was ice. 🙂
Thank you for featuring the card Mom. Beautiful pictures as always.
You are welcome.
Congratulations to your daughter — what a beautiful card. How long does it take you to do one of those cross stitch pictures — what a wonderful idea. Your sunset pictures are beautiful — looks like you’re in the path of some bad weather tonight.
I could probably do it in three or four months if I worked on it faithfully. It usually takes me about a year – or more. Yes, we are expecting 5-6 inches, and it is really snowing now – at 5 am.
How long does it take you do finish one of those cross stitches, Doris?
I could probably do it in three or four months if I worked on it faithfully. It usually takes me about a year – or more.
So excited about Deb’s photo being used for the card! She is an amazing photographer 🙂
I agree with you Jill.