Although they range from five to fifteen in age, all six have a great time together.
A few funny facts about those six:
Three have braces.
Four were not put on this earth to eat.
Two were - bet you can guess who they belong too..
Two are obsessed with video games.
The two girls are the loveliest nieces one could ever have.
The youngest is a carbon copy of his father.
My father with all six of his grandchildren |
My brother's and I with our father |
One little quilting tidbit for today...I learned the other day that the Latte Quilt I created for Hoffman Fabrics to display at Quilt Market is now in Minnesota. Apparently a sales rep from Hoffman was travelling to Minnesota after Quilt Market and asked to take it along for display. Reminds me of Flat Stanley...anybody remember him? Unless the Latte Quilt makes another stop somewhere in the U.S., I should be getting it back soon.
With the festivities over I can now pull out my sewing machine and get back to crafting. Yea!
Enjoy your Saturday,
Susan
What fun family time! We were with a crowd of family last night (& today) with 5 kids 4 & under. Yikes - ha. Good times! Fun that your quilt is in MN!! ;-)
ReplyYou are amazing Susan. I love Lebanese food. Why didn't I realize that Open Sesame was Lebanese?
ReplyWhat a wonderful couple of family days you've had. The pumpkin cheesecake looks delicious. I don't blame you getting a takeawy after all that work on the first day. All credit to you for hosting both days anyway.
ReplyTeresa x
I love your blog and your podcasts. They make me feel as if I am a distant relative. Thanks for sharing!
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