Happy Memorial Day

First of all let me wish you all a Happy Memorial Day! and say a great big thanks to all who have served and fought for our country.

Now for an update on my elbow. The doctor did confirm that I do have tendinitis in my elbow. I will be seeing a physical therapist next week. I believe he will be doing some cortisone patches and of course some therapy. My doctor wants me to wear some wrist braces that keep my wrists from bending which in turn helps the tendons up my arm. I have to wear them day and night. I look forward to seeing the physical therapist because every time I have had to visit him he has really helped with the healing of the body parts that are in pain and not functioning right.

The doctor did take X rays to check for arthritis or calcium deposits and that all looks good. So here I come physical therapist and will be on way to having proper mobility.

Thanks again for all your care and concern. I really do appreciate it. 

Here is a picture of part of a small table cloth I found at an antique store the other day. This pattern is embroidered on all four corners. You know I had to have it with the bluebirds on it.

This flower is embroidered on the four straight sections of the table cloth.
Check out this photo. Three new bluebird eggs in the tidy nest.
This past Wednesday the quilting bee that I belong to had our annual spring picnic. This year we met at one of the ladies beautiful home. It was the most beautiful day ever. This is the entrance to her home. Part of her home is an old log cabin built in the eighties. The other part of her home is a new addition which is just beautiful.
This is the quilt on the front porch.
Stacks of quilts on a small loft.
Here is a wall of her sewing room which is on the second level. I tried to take a picture where she sits to sew because the view out the window was so great but it did not turn out but take my word for it, it is a great place to sew.
More of her beautiful quilts.


Have a very enjoyable holiday weekend.

With Passion, Carrie P.

Every garden has its weeds; they are merely a sign of life and growth. There's no need to resent the weeds in your life... they help you to truly appreciate the flowers.