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Learning-As-I-Go wrote:
loise98 wrote:
Fortunately, my home and community suffered no damage from Sandy. All flights were canceled out of the NE and by the time I could rebook a flight my classes were over and it was time to come home. It will work out another time. oh, that makes sense. I'm glad you at least weren't in the path of destruction, and hope that when it *does* work out for you to get to Houston, we can spend some time together! I'd so love to meet you  Looking forward to meeting you as well!! |
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loise98 wrote:
Fortunately, my home and community suffered no damage from Sandy. All flights were canceled out of the NE and by the time I could rebook a flight my classes were over and it was time to come home. It will work out another time. oh, that makes sense. I'm glad you at least weren't in the path of destruction, and hope that when it *does* work out for you to get to Houston, we can spend some time together! I'd so love to meet you |
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loise98 wrote:
Oh to live so close that it is only a hop skip and a jump and to be able to plan to be there year after year after year. After last years feasco (SANDY) it was hard to even think about making those plans again. Then as it turns out there are a number of family situations on both sides of this big country of ours that could demand my presence at almost any time. I know I will get there someday and maybe more than once. I'd love to plan to go some year my international TQS quilting friends (Lorchen, Chinese Whisper Sisters, Terry from Canada and more) could be there. Another year will be better for me. But to be sure I will enjoy it from afar this year and will be quite grateful for personal reports from all my TQS friends. Thank you in advance. Have your cameras ready and your finger nimble on your keypads to keep us all well informed. I know I'm beyond blessed to be moving back to Houston. I will take loads of pictures when I begin attending, I promise. How did I not realize you live in the path of Sandy??? I am so sorry.  We are well used to hurricane issues, that's for sure. Some parts of Houston are still recovering from Ike....:sigh:.... |
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Well we all have to have our dreams - it relieves the living nightmares.
 Terrie good luck with the surgery. Ann I am glad that you are over that heart episode and hope it is now fixed. Margarita I am sorry to hear that you are still suffering with sciatica, such a painful condition. I won't be at Houston either - it's a bit too far for this year. Maybe next year? See y'all there someday. Those of you who are going don't forget to take photos and post like Lois says, we love to see the event if we can't be there. |
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I will be recovery from surgery, but hopefully in another year or two. The UK ones sound good, could combine a trip abroad and check into all the quilt events at the same time. But think Houston might be more doable.
yes, I am a dreamer...  |
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