Just got back from the Quilt Show in Cincinnati. Oh my goodness, we saw some beautiful quilts! Didn't even think to take a camera.
While it was busy, I didn't feel it was overcrowded. We even scored a free parking space one block away. I made DH come with me. He commented on quilts he liked and didn't like, so I got some good ideas for a quilt for him. If you're in the area, and have a chance to go tomorrow, I highly recommend it! |
Wish I could be there. Two of my grandkids live in Cincinnati, so I would get double the pleasure!
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It is a short day tomorrow I see,10-3, would you recomend going for this short of time? I thought about going tomorrow,it is a tough decision as I am on call for work beginning at 5pm and most likely will be called in so I will be going to work on no sleep if I choose the show. Would any of you that have been choose to go if it ment no sleep for 24 hrs?
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I just can't do the no sleep anymore, so I'd say no...
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Originally Posted by raedar63
It is a short day tomorrow I see,10-3, would you recomend going for this short of time? I thought about going tomorrow,it is a tough decision as I am on call for work beginning at 5pm and most likely will be called in so I will be going to work on no sleep if I choose the show. Would any of you that have been choose to go if it ment no sleep for 24 hrs?
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I doubt I'll make it there, but I agree that large quilt shows can be an eye candy overload, especially the one in Sisters, OR. 2000 + quilts hanging from the rafters, and anything that couldn't get up and walk away. I'm sure my mouth worked better as a fly-trap those days; I was constantly having to shut it with my hand. Mind boggling just does not describe it.
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