Coloradolady is the quilt maker. I just look, drool and then buy. I have several vintage and new. I use most of mine like a bed spread. I have one or two I sleep under, but not many. For many more fascinating vintage things, go to http://coloradolady.blogspot.com.
These are all hand pieced and hand quilted.
Weather conditions will be much better on REDnesday for you at http://suelovescherries.blogspot.com. They tell us in time, it will be cooler here. We have been put on severe water restrictions. These temperatures are what we have had all summer. The highest was 109. Did not have my camera on that hot day.
Start the week off right by visiting Sally's Blue Monday at http://smilingsally.blogspot.com. With her return from such a long illness, makes it even more worthwhile. She and her friends always have the best of blues to share.
If you fail to follow the school guard's directions, these fellows in blue will be waiting for you. The fine is one you definitely do not want.
It is always a pleasure when Pink Saturday comes around each week. No other place can you see so many lovely pink sights, and enjoy the company of Beverly at http://howsweetthesound.typepad.com/my_weblog.
that she will deliver in this pretty pie holder.
Whatever your mood today, perhaps one of the Sky Watch sights will make you feel better. Take time to visit http://skyley.blogspot.com for some of the greatest worldwide sights every presented.
No fancy cake or fanfare, just a quiet, peaceful day spent with Coloradolady and friends. If we had cake, it would turn out like this. For more Vintage Things of interest go to http//coloradolady.blogspot.com.
On August 25, 1929, 82 years ago, a baby girl was born to Vernon and Thelma Kirkland. She was delivered at home in a little place called Leary, Texas.
My parents and we three girls. Notice our dresses. All made from flour/feed sacks.
Another shot of us later in life.
I graduated in 1948 from The Atlanta, Texas high school.
An early photo of my husband, Noah and I.
Later, this precious child, which was the love of our life, appeared. Our son, Terry.
As time went on, our family changed. Our son,Terry, grew up and our granddaughter, Carie joined us.
Just a sitting and grinning in a field of yellow.
2011 - A blessing and pleasure, my great grandson, Layton.
How sweet it was when you went outside and saw sights like this. No more in Texas. These are some of mine that have gone to glory. Drop by Susan's Outdoor Wednesday to see some very pretty outdoor scenes. She is waiting for you at http://asoutherndaydreamer.blogspot.com.
Another week has gone by which made it possible for Smiling Sally to be back home. To find how well she is doing, go to http://smilingsally.blogspot.com. Blue Monday has been rolling right along since her illness. However, there is an empty spot that no one can fill but Sally. Take care.
Trust me, you never get too old to learn something new. I needed some windshield washer fluid. When I went to pay, the cashier stated I do believe you are of age. I did not understand her comment. She informed me you had to be over 18 to purchase for some reason. I forgot what she said as I was so surprised.
My great grandson, just turned seven (7), showing off his blues
