I have no idea how many chemotherapy cycles I will have to do, or radiation, but radiofrequency ablations have also been added to the mix.
Going to the Bulloch Hall Quilt Show is the first activity I've done this year lol! A hearty thank you to Muriel, Kathie, and Kathy for this treat. Oh, also we ate at The Salt Factory in Roswell beforehand; the food is delicious. Quilts and antiques that caught my eye at the show follow. Bulloch Hall is the 1839 childhood home of Theodore Roosevelt's mother.
wonderful!
this old one is my favorite in the show:
attic steps:
the gorgeous attic floor:
I love this one:
a tiny one:
doll bed:
Yes, these tiny squares are appliqued:
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Thanks for sharing. You are always in our thoughts if not our out boxes. (I figured you were busy enough with out e-mails from me.)
pleased that you got to share this outing with good friends, Sending you well wishes from "down Under"
I'm glad you got to go to the show and that you have such good friends to look out for you while going through treatment.
You referred to one of my quilts as wonderful!!! That just made my whole day...thank you. And best wishes for a continuing recovery.
So glad to see that you were able to get out and enjoy the beautiful inspiration. And thanks for sharing with us. Take care and don't give up...sending hugs and prayers.
Lovely setting for a quilt show. So happy you were up to going out and enjoying it.
Good to see your post. Of course, we all understand that you have far more important things to tend to than blogger emails . . . . that does not stop all the good thoughts coming your way every day *s*
Love seeing the photos from the quilt show, particularly the stairs and floor - validation that I am NOT a kook for doing the very same ;-)
What a wonderful location for a quilt show display. A different way of showing them but oh so interesting.
I am surprised that you are able to work with all that is going on with your treatments. Does not sound like fun but a necessary thing. Keep a positive attitude.
Take care of yourself. No need to explain. I am ill also and I just got out to my first quilt show a very long time. I like your quilt show better great photos. Great you were able to go
I almost went to the Bulloch Hall show, but sleeping late won out. I am so glad you are feeling up to getting out and doing things!!
Great pictures! I'm glad you had a chance to get out and about. That's the best medicine.
What beautiful eye candy this morning. I loved seeing the quilts and all the other lovely things in the post.
Take Care!
xo
What a neat place to have a quilt show - and what wonderful quilts! I love that brown one quilted with swirls also.
What a wonderful setting for all the quilts! I noted a number of quilts made from Bonnie's Quiltville designs....including the Prickly Pear blocks from Roll Roll Cotton Boll (with one VERY mispieced block). Hope your energy keeps up!
Thanks for posting a photo of my little house quilt. I went to the show on Monday and had a great time looking at all the wonderful quilts.
Those are some interesting quilts in that beautiful house. I am amazed you are able to get yourself to work. My prayers are with you that you stay strong and get well soon.
Thanks for the quilt show pictures. I enjoyed the tour.
As a co-rectal cancer survivor of 25 years, I can appreciate what you are going through. Hang in there!
Thank you for posting the quilts pictured here, especially the prickly pear in double pinks that may have inspired Bonnie K. Hunter's "Roll, Roll, Cotton Boll"?
I'm so glad you got out to do something fun with friends. Sending love & healing wishes your way.
Hi Karen, just checking in...how have your been? Hugs, Mary
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