“The Gold” for First Place in the 2022 Independent Publisher Book Awards, Holiday category, for Dachshund Through the Snow (End Game Press). “The Gold” for First Place in the 2020 Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards, Board Book category, for I Love You…Bigger Than the Sky (Worthy Kids/ Hachette Book Group). “The Gold” for First Place in the 2019 […]
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I got a few things finished at my second retreat. After I put together Step One of Temecula's Secret Santa (sorry, no photo), I started on Twilight. I managed to get all the stars done on the first day, and finished the whole quilt on the second day of camp. This little quilt is so cute--it measures approximately 25" x 33" and the pattern is from Buttermilk Basin. My 4" x 5" Anthology Quilt so far. Maybe I should have made this my first project to work on at camp, but I was too excited about digging into my new Twilight quilt. I got some of the Anthology rows sewn at the earlier retreat and now all of the vertical rows are done. The rows have all been numbered, so it's just a matter of sewing them all together to complete the top. First though, the plan is to cut out the Secret Santa Step Two 9 patches to use as leader/enders while I sew the rest of this quilt. This is going to be the extent of my Sanjou from the Humble Quilts SAL. I wanted to make mine a bit bigger and intended to do the final border with square in a square blocks to look similar to Lori's inspiration quilt. Last night I came to my senses and just added a plain border. It now measures 28"square. Next decision: Red binding or scrappy? Or maybe scrappy red? Linking with Humble Quilts HERE
I didn't have any goals last year. I didn't need them...
This year has been really rough for a lot of reasons. The world shut down and I've had a lot of very large and small changes in my own life before and after the pandemic decided to change life for everyone. But now that the year is almost over and I'm going to start planning…
See RESUME As a young child, I was not skilled in many activities. I sank in the swimming pool, lacked the coordination needed for basketball, and my saxophone
Please email your Accomplishments and photos to Patti Skorupa at [email protected] as soon as you can! Titles Earned: “Anton & David – New Senior Hunter Title!” CH Flyway Farms Te Deum SH WC — “Anton” — Black Flatcoat Male — O/H: David Kunkle Anton & David have been on a roll this year! In the conformation ring,…
Nero Claudius Caesar (37‑68 A.D.) was one of Rome’s most infamous emperors, who ruled from 54 A.D. until his death by suicide 14 years later. Emperor Nero is best known for his debauchery, political murders, persecution of Christians and passion for music and the arts.
At one point this morning I chose same day shipping as my priority even though my little buddy wanted to play our daily game of ‘camping adventure’. I casually talked him into packing boxes with me. He laid on the floor watching me while I packed. Half way through I looked over to see him asleep. Not another box was packed. I immediately picked him up and wispered in his ear that we were going to go cuddle on the couch. Being a bit of a rookie business owner I am continually learning lessons. Although it’s so fun and cool to see our business thrive the thing that I will always be most proud about are my kids. Forever and always will they be my greatest accomplishments.🫶🏼
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Women’s History Month honors the contributions women have made throughout history. Since 1981 the U.S has taken time to celebrate this every March. This ye
Frederick II (1712‑1786) ruled Prussia from 1740 until his death, leading his nation through multiple wars with Austria and its allies. His daring military tactics expanded and consolidated Prussian lands, while his domestic policies transformed his kingdom into a modern state and formidable European power.
