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and many vintage items.
Here is the link if you need to know more about this show. 
He has actually bonded with these stuffed bears, who spend all there time in the living room. I use the big one as a foot stool. He likes to lick them, which to a rabbit, is a form of grooming.
This little sight-seeing boat had, tiny flashes going off, as the people on it were taking pictures of the various things they saw.
Buckingham Fountain 
After we got past the Chicago landscape, there was this picture of Vincent Van Gogh, Starry Night. 
We ran a "Take It, Take It" at this end of the booth.
Here is how the booth looked 1.5 hours after the show ended!!!
This is a picture of my mother, my daughter, me and my grand daughter. While my mother was in the hospital with pneumonia just before she died she delighted in looking at pictures of her great grand daughter as I held them up for her to look at.
The funeral will be held in Chicago, IL on Saturday March 19th. Please read this poem at 1:00pm CST, to help send my mother to heaven.
Do not stand at my grave and weep.
I am not there. I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow,
I am the diamond glints on the snow,
I am the sunlight on ripened grain,
I am the gentle autumn’s rain.
When you awaken in the morning hush,
I am the swift uplifting rush
Of quiet birds in circled flight.
I am the soft star that shines at night.
Do not stand at my grave and cry.
I am not there. I did not die.
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Ann is working on a disappearing 9-patch in these yummy batik colors.
Dorothy is working on blocks that her mother left her. They were not perfectly pieced so she is appliquéing them to a base block.
Kris is making this quilt for a cancer auction that she regularly participates in. 
To celebrate Groundhog Day, I have a sweet vermouth on the rocks with a twist and drink to world peace.
The aquarium features a full-service restaurant and bar that seats you around a 200,000 gallon tank populated with all manner of sea life. While we were there my DH took this picture with his Fuji 3D camera. If you look at it crossed eyed you can see it in 3D.
I took a picture of it because I thought it was so funny.
I did and this is how they ended up!!! 
This is me in front of my piece, Moonrise.
Here is what an overall shot. I told you there would be people in the way. The piece with the whooping crane is by Susan Jackan. It has the thoughtful title, Sharing Air. Below her piece is her artist statement.
Sharing Air
The happy family
They were married on August 2, 2008. They had a themed wedding called the Pirate and the Princess. Click on this link to see pictures of their wedding:
http://rust-tex.blogspot.com/2008/08/pirate-and-princess.html
This is what Diane wrote:
Moonscape
I did research on the internet about rust dyeing. In 2006 I wrote the Rust-Tex Instructional CD, which has 4 repeatable techniques on it. 
I had so much fun rust dyeing I made more fabric than I could use in a 1,000 lifetimes. My new career became selling rust dyed fabric to art quilter. 
I taught for 15 years and started a new project with my students every week for ten weeks, twice a year. When I stopped teaching I had over 100 UFO's!!! Which is how I became Queen. No one else had any where near that many. Eight years later, I am down to less than 70. 
I have never seen a thing like this before so of course I had to take its picture. You can clearly see my reflection as I was lining up the picture. 
When we were driving back from International Quilt Festival in Houston, I saw this machine is Arkansas. It is a Uni Wash. It is just not labeled as such but it worked exactly like the Uni Wash. Did you know they were in America?
I guess you could say it is in her blood to bake this for us.
