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Another beautiful day...at least for the most part. We did have a shower this evening...over in a minute.
I did not do two cents worth of work. I sewed a little while before I went to therapy but have not touched it the rest of the day.
I am reading Escape from Sobibor by Richard Rashke....it is so good but so hard to imagine. Sobibor was a death camp built by the Nazis to exterminate the Jews. The last 600 Jews left at Sobibor revolted because they knew in the end they would be killed, too.. of the ones that escaped only 52 or 53 survived the winter. The author interviewed survivors in order to write the book.
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Roger fixed broccoli and beef for supper...it was delicious...he is a good cook. (I washed the dishes...LOL)
This looks great! I wish I had the nerve to wash mine before doing anything with them.
ReplyDeleteIt is stunning, gorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty Rose. I hope to get a post going on the tossed 9-patch soon.
ReplyDeleteQuilts really do come to life once they have been washed. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a lovely quilt Rose, I'm sure the wee one will gets a lot of pleasure from it :)
ReplyDeleteThat books sounds as if it might be a difficult one to read.
How lucky you are having a hubby that cooks - mine doesn't!!!
Quilt looks fantastic! You always make such wonderful quilts.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. May I ask you a question about the quilt in your header? Are those the small squares? I am new at quilting and trying to figure out what is easy to do for me. Thanks. sandie
ReplyDeleteI really like the way the quilt turned out! I'm sure it was appreciated very much.
ReplyDeleteSound like a great book. I'll add it to my list of books to look for.
love the quilt and am glad you did the two closeup photos. the monkey and the zebra are really cool... i like the pattern of the quilting stitches to.... you are blessed to have a cook, i hate cooking and don't mind dishes at all.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if it's universal that when men cook there involvement ends with the putting food on the table and seldom extends to cleaning up? Hmmmm I'm probably thinking of myself! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is lovely! What a difficult book to read, but knowing their stories makes them live on in such an honor-filled way.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful, Rose! I would like to try to make a quilt sometime and bought a book on quilting recently at a flea market. It has many different patterns.
ReplyDeleteI'll be putting the book title on my list of books to read. It sounds like an interesting one. Thanks for telling about it.
What a gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteYou do such beautiful work, Rose.
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