We ended up with seven inches of snow and last night before it all started my son decided he should probably tell me his cast was kind of broken. The clinic called back this morning and said I needed to bring him in...during the blizzard. Yes I bundled both of us up and we headed in to orthopedics. My son said it was the best car ride of his life. I guess there is something fun about his mother driving through drifts half way up the car door. I'm also sure he will always remember the day they removed his cast. He has a splint now and he is very happy.
You know sometimes it just amazes me how I don't see the whole picture until I post it here. I have seen arrows in this block, I've seen rail fences and hour glass sections, and now I see two crackers on either side of the block. I did get my block made a little early today and we did not get to play Monopoly. We do have all next week during Christmas break to hopefully get a good game or two in. This is number 355 of 366 and it is a 9-inch block. Happy Stitching!! --Kristen
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This block sort of reminds me of Christmas candy. I'm not sure why. Congrats on the "no cast" look for the holidays. I love snow! We've just had rain and wind all day in SE Michigan. I'm anxiously awaiting my daughter's arrival. She's flying in from St Louis and her flight is nearly 3 hours delayed. My other daughter is driving from Pennsylvania tomorrow. Praying for safe travel. --Let the holiday fun begin!
That's a pretty block. I can see the crackers.
It does look like a cracker! Nice triangles--the bane of my quilting life. :) found you on find a friend
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