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 Mug rugger and lounge lizard |
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 From México, living in sunny Arizona. "Let your smile change the world... but don't let the world change your smile" |
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Hi whisperers, I have all the paper work filled with the cheque ready to register us for the Chinese Whispers Challenge.
Two things – 1. I have to tick a yes or no on the entry form which says – Do you give permission for the images of your quilts to be used by LLQS (Loch Lomond Quilt Show)? I am sure everyone is happy about that but I have to ask and not assume anything. Please let me know so I can get the form posted. 2. Is everyone still 100% happy about taking part in this challenge? If you have had a change of heart, please let me know by email. There is no shame in that, as I know it is a long time to the end. Better knowing before we start. |
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Lots of time for chatting and Cathy join in or start another group entry, you've got until 23rd September to get the entry in
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Mug rugger and lounge lizard |
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lorra wrote:
You girls are sure having a great time!  The rest of us feel left out. Would you do one thing for us, please? When this is all done (next year) could you post pictures of all your quilts? I think it would be great seeing them in the order made. Thanks!Yes, Cathy, I was intending to do that at the end when all the quilts have been handed in and displayed. I am sure it will be a terrific exhibition.  I am afraid you won't see any photos before then.  The exhibition is not next year; it is May 2014 (long, long time) |
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You girls are sure having a great time!
The rest of us feel left out. Would you do one thing for us, please? When this is all done (next year) could you post pictures of all your quilts? I think it would be great seeing them in the order made. Thanks! |
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loise98 wrote:
Well, here we go with food. It's getting close to having soup weather and I want the potato, kale and sausage recipe. Sounds good! I want the recipe as well Marilyn. I have never had Kale. I know it has a green curly leaf but don't know what t tastes like. We make Potato and Leek soup here. The Kale soup sounds lovely and it is coming into the soup weather here as well. |
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Well, things much the same...dense smoke, still....like being on the wrong side of the campfire !
 I dry my basil to use all winter long and make a lg. batch of pesto to put in the freezer. My 6 little plants have made a last growth spurt...glad someone else could use it ! As for the Kale, I use it in lots of ways...much like spinach. It tolerates our temp. in summer and other greens don't do well. A favorite is a potato soup that uses kale and Italian sausage. And chopped in an omelette with mushrooms ! Printing labels is fairly easy... I'm sure something good will evolve. Good luck with the auto, Maureen. Lois ...found you on the map ! What a pretty front door ! I agree...if we can't talk about the quilt...we have to talk about other things! :shock: Silence just isn't any fun ! Off to the sewing room...maybe I can get something done today !! |
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