I have to admit that I am kind of hooked on Facebook. It sort of takes me away from the blog scene. I feel a little silly since Facebook seems primarily a teenage phenomenon, but it's amazing how many "older" people are on there! I have a so many college, high school and church friends on there that I haven't seen in eons. Not to mention relatives! And so, alas, I have a feeling that my my blogging days are numbered. But, just so I don't feel too guilty, here are some pictures of some highlights of our month so far....




Grandma's Quilt
One Summer I visited my Grandma Lydia Gingerich in Middlebury, IN and I remember her showing me her Friendship Quilt that she had made the year before she was married. She would have been around 23 when the quilt was made. I was fascinated by this quilt and all the work that was put into it, but also the memories of the sweet friends and family who so lovingly took time to embroider a square for her quilt. When my Grandma died last year, I knew that of all of my Grandma's things, I wanted that quilt the most! It was connected to memories of spending time with my Grandma and the creativity that was passed down from her to all her daughters(five of them!) and granddaughters(all two of us!) On my last trip I picked up the quilt and brought it home with me...I am so happy to have a piece of my Grandma! I miss her still! Enjoy these snapshots of the quilt...(click on the picture to see up close) I have thought that making a qu...
What great pictures! I'm a little jealous of the cousin gathering. It looks like it was a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteI hope you don't stop blogging, Wynette. You've gotta have somewhere to use your writing skills!
Hey I'm with you on the blogging thing. SOmetimes I just feel like that it could be the thing to go....because facebook is so much quicker and easier to do. :) Great pictures. Can't wait to see you next week.
ReplyDeleteGreat memories! I loved seeing all the cousins play together. Thanks again for helping get us together.
ReplyDeleteYou should keep blogging. It's a great way to record all those memories we soon forget. :)