buslady

didn't mean to be confusing. I was joking about the fact that my p.m. was to you because I mailed my package the same day I received my package in it was from you. so the 1 p.m. covered all 3 p.m. lol. still waiting to hear if my secret PAL like the package I sent her. my package from Lori was great I mean absolutely great. I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving Day.

Lori Peercy

these are the people who have not received yet, if your name is on this list by mistake please send me a pm asap. If you have not received your Nov package and your name is NOT on this list please send me a pm asap! Thank you. Lori

areinn mailed to her 11-20
crafty darlene mailed to her 11-20
cuppy mailed to her 11-19
Gaijin mailed to her 11-13 Japan
lac5387 mailed to her 11-24
laquita mailed to her 11-14
nelco mailed to her 11-19
oz & lily mailed to her 11-19
SLHughes mailed to her 11-13 Canada
sustraley mailed to her 11-15
swampfox mailed to her 11-15

wanda lou

very cute packages.

Nelco

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here is my suprise from 'areinn' Love the FQ and now I will never be with out pins anywhere I go as she gave me to magnet pin holders. and I can have nice sharp ccorners with the turner. Thank you

annt59

Here is the pic of the goodies that I received from letsquilt. She made an autumn rug with a matching mug which I have used already. There were 4 gorgeous batik fat quarters and 3 Christmas fabrics. I loved the 2 autumn hand towels and the mint m and m's; Also a note pad and a magazine called Slow Cooker that I have not seen before; a pretty card and hot chocolate mix. Thank you so much for everything.

grammyj

Yes please do we love to see pictures especialy the handmade things

mizkyp

I sat out November, and will not sit out December. I tried to read most of the posts so I was not completely out of the loop. I'm sending Lori a pm now.

Krystyna

Apologies to those who already read this on the Doll Quilt Swap page, but I wanted to be sure to post it where those who have been so kind might be hanging out. Hello to all you wonderful, loving quilty friends! I've missed you all so much. Before I write a single sentence more, I need to tell you how much the support and generosity of so many of you has touched me. I have never experienced such an outpouring of love and kindness like it. You are all angels. As you no doubt have heard, our home is almost completely destroyed and almost everything in it is full of sewage and mold. The good news is that we have an apartment that is dog friendly. My son Blaze is staying at Melissa's parents' home and I miss him terribly. It is also so hard to be here alone during the day. My husband, Rod, has been working a lot of overtime in Long Beach and we have only one car. There is plenty to fill my days, unfortunately. Mostly with being on hold for an hour or two with adjusters who never call you back - or waiting for internet service, electric, etc. We finally got a bed but other than that we have a couple of office chairs and a cardboard box. Our computers were damaged so I am learning how to use a new one that has the very confusing Windows 8. Without it I will not be able to pull together the pieces of my business and hopefully the insurance company will pay for it eventually as it is now on a credit card . Dealing with insurance companies, adjusters and FEMA is a full time job and one that often drives me to the edge of sanity. I was in such a state one day that I called my doctor. His home and his office are gone and so are all of my medical records. Happily I found a new one up the street from our apartment and let me tell you, Xanax helps me get through the days that I need to go back to the house. One day I had to meet the FEMA inspector there and told my husband that I would be fine until he got off work. I figured I'd pack up some of the salvageable things. I got a box and put three bottles of spice in it and then just started wandering around looking at the devastation and feeling like I was going to lose my mind. I had to leave and ended up in the street wandering past 15-20 foot high piles of the debris that was once people's lives as I tried to get to my husband's work place a few blocks away. I won't bore you with all the details, but what happened to my community -- and neighboring communities -- is mind boggling. My husband and I were Red Cross Disaster Action Team members and went to Louisiana a long time ago, but it was nothing like this. Anyway, I just wanted to stop in and say thank you. We are on a very long road to recovery and I guess it will be at least a year before things are "normal" again -- so in the meanwhile we are living the "new normal". Individual thank you notes are on the way and there are so many of them to write. To say thank you just doesn't say enough. You were truly life savers.

Vanuatu Jill

Krystina, it is so good to hear from you! What devastation you have endured. Makes you take stock and be thankful for your health and family I would imagine. So many of here have had you in our hearts and prayers.

Oz & Lily

Woohoo Buslady...got your great package....love love love the casserole carrier and boy it is just in time!!!! I ot some yummy suisse Mocha International cafe and some ghirardeli and dove chocolate. Lots of bling and embellishments for my fat quarters and some cute clips. Will be forwarding something to my next secret pal that will be traveling among us....won't that be fun to see where it comes from and where it goes.....wonder who will get it next month ;o) I got such a cute pitter patters pattern to make for the travels and a BH magazine with 52 holiday gifts that are sure to please. Sure wish I could post a pic.......haven't been able to figure it out for a while.

Happy Quilting everyone and hope everyone had a blessed Thanksgiving!!