Michael freshened up our bouquet of
hydrangeas with some tea roses
and also picked a fresh bunch for Paula. I dropped them off on my way out in the morning….Paula’s
feeling a bit under the weather. I
headed up South Blvd on Friday morning (7/1) for my appointment at the knee
clinic. Everyone there told me I have to
be patient while waiting for results….they feel the next 2 weeks will show some
significant improvement…I’ll let you know!
After that visit I headed to Waxhaw to visit with Judy, a Thursday
quilter who had both of her knees replaced 9 days ago. She is still in a lot of pain, but seemed
considerably brighter drinking the peach milkshake I brought her from
Chik-fil-a! I also took down a stack of
quilting magazines….I figured sometimes you just don’t feel like reading a
book, but what quilter doesn’t like to look through a bunch of magazines? I got home in the afternoon and read and
sewed for a bit before leaving at 5:30 for dinner at Susan’s
Susan & Jim (we're playing golf at this point) |
(Evelyn & Phil were already there):
Evelyn & Phil |
We had chicken cacciatore, greens beans,
cherry tomatoes and artisan bread for dinner.
After dinner we played SEVENS and SCHEIST (2 card games), paused for angel food
cake with fresh berries & peaches and ice cream for dessert…then finished
off with a couple of rounds of GOLF (another card game); we were home by 9:30. I had a really nice surprise in my email when
we got home. My second patriotic quilt has been delivered
and I got a nice note from Pete (my VFW contact):” Jackie is a Vietnam Vet. He was so
thankful for your gift. He stepped on a mine or bobby trap while in Vietnam. He
is confined to a wheelchair. You can tell by his radiant "smile" how
much he appreciated you doing this for him. He loved it”.
I am thrilled and it makes me want to do a HUNDRED more
quilts!!!!
What a WONDERFUL note ! I can see how you would want to make a 100 more !!! Thank you Jackie AND Deb for your patriotism...
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