My oldest daughter was traveling for work, and had left Delta with Lorelei and her mom. So she comes back to the Indianapolis airport, comes to Sarah's house. And stays for the holiday...but she and Lorelei drive to St. Louis to check on her house. She sent me this scene the next morning. Delta is waiting for Lorelei to get up...I think she has adopted Lorelei as her own. She always waits for Lorelei to get up when Lorelei visits them.
One day when Daughter was here we were down in the basement sewing, and we could hear Delta up here...just constantly pacing. Could not rest with us down there. Well, daugher went and picked up Lorelei from school and brought her here. We did not hear another peep from Delta, and when we came up, Lorelei was sitting on the couch and Delta was laying below her, perfectly content.
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She works full time, and I she seldom works just 40 hours, yet she still does so much more than me with her sewing.
It is really lovely! Seems like Lorelei & Delta are best buddies!
ReplyDeletelove your daughters project, it is my colors.. the first photo of Delat waiting on L to get up is priceless.. this story warms the cockles of my heart...
ReplyDeleteThe pic of Lorelei and Delta is precious. I love your daughter's quilt pattern and colors.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I love that picture of Delta and Lorelei! Can you imagine how protected Lorelei is there in his care. It's easy to see how much he loves her. He sure is a beautiful dog. You have good daughters!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely display of talent!
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
How wonderful that Lorelei has a special bond with Delta. Lovely photos and your daughter's quilt is lovely!
ReplyDeleteAwww, a feel good story of friendship & bonding. Beautiful colors of fabric choices.
ReplyDeletethe quilting always steals the show ... great design. what fun!! will u take one when it is all finished? happy Thursday!! ( ;
ReplyDeleteDogs pic their people. There is NOTHING you can do. I'll be blogging about that when I finally introduce my new pooch. I have been off the computer since I wrote you. This AM I am finally catching up.
ReplyDeletexx, Carol
This is lovely! It's going to be a gorgeous quilt. So nice your daughter inherited your love of quilting. My great-grandmother was an invalid and spent her hours piecing quilt tops. Because of her, quilting became my first textile love as well.
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