Sorry for my blog absence… I‘ve received lots of emails wondering if I was OK. Other than a little upset tummy on Friday, I have been fine. We had a major storm blow through the State of Michigan , and the area where I live had what some are calling the “Hundred Year Flood.” Schools all through our county (Genesee) were closed Friday, and because of my icky tummy I was up all night watching the lightening and listening to the rain and hail beat on our house.
I took the photo below around the corner from my house. This yard sits next to a small creek, that flooded up hill into the yard almost to the driveway.
I opted to stay home on Friday, catch up on sleep, and work on our quilt. I’ve tried to stay away from the computer as much as possible lately and focus more time on finishing the quilting. The photos below show more completions, but it isn’t finished yet!
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The Pace of Congress by Gayle McKay |
| Papa’s Star for Malia by Linda Starkey |  |
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Opening Gates by Kathy Timmons |
| Hexagon Flower by Valerie Langue |  |
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Flag by Jeannine Hanner |
| Obama’s 2009 Halloween by Caroline Van Maele |  |
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Block by Linda Starkey |
| Block by Christine Olson |  |
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Heart and Hand by Ruth Gregg |
| Town Square by Kathy Timmons |  |
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Pineapple by Judy Lindsay |
| Tennessee by Kathy Timmons |  |
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Washington’s Puzzle by Kathy Timmons |
| Kimono With Obi, by Gayle McKay |  |
More to come! We’re nearing the finish line!
Those were some wicked storms – glad you stayed dry. Hope you're feeling better. The quilt is looking great!
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Wow, we had a lot of rain here in Clinton Township but nothing like that. The blocks are beautiful. Hugs
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