Sign Up for November 2012 Doll Quilt Swap - Thanksgiving or I'm Thankful For ?
10-31-2012, 05:16 PM
#91
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Lebanon, Oregon
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I The partner I have is Cuppy, sent her a message. But I am going to be gone until Monday night!
Give Krystyna a big hug from me! Stay safe and dry and be sure and send a prayer my way on Sunday when I will be running 26.2 miles in Fresno (I sure hope it won't be too hot!) I am running to raise awareness and money for Breast Cancer research, well that and the fact that I am just part crazy and love to run!
Give Krystyna a big hug from me! Stay safe and dry and be sure and send a prayer my way on Sunday when I will be running 26.2 miles in Fresno (I sure hope it won't be too hot!) I am running to raise awareness and money for Breast Cancer research, well that and the fact that I am just part crazy and love to run!
10-31-2012, 05:32 PM
#94
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Tasmania, Australia
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Nancia is my partner this month. We did a mugrug swap together and she is a fun lady to swap with so I am super excited. Have sent her a PM but like Marytoddlizz I will be offline for a few days but not running anywhere (I leave that to my daughter, she runs marathons) - I will be lazing around at our fishing shack, sewing a bit, reading a bit, eating a lot, maybe I should fit in a walk or two there somewhere too 
10-31-2012, 07:46 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 864
Anyone wanting to help make a friendship quilt please contact me/[email protected] ...
Or just pm here ... but my mail box is getting full and I dont know how to empty it .......lol CQRobin
figured it out my mail box is down where you can pm me
Or just pm here ... but my mail box is getting full and I dont know how to empty it .......lol CQRobin
figured it out my mail box is down where you can pm me
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10-31-2012, 11:51 PM
#97
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Cody, Wyoming
Posts: 6,344
Well tada! I joined! and I am a lucky duck i have Quiltingkrazy as my partner. doing the happy dance now! We both love things a bit off kilter so this month will be fun creating a work of art! lol at least a work of something to be sure. I think it is very kind of you Melissa to keep everyone aware. I think you are on to a road of fun and adventure with the new family to be Your mother in law is a marvelous lady. Lucky you! my what a lucky day for all.
Saturday I should get started on this.. starting is good. Its that finishing that seems to take forever.
Your mother in law is a marvelous lady. Lucky you! my what a lucky day for all. Saturday I should get started on this.. starting is good. Its that finishing that seems to take forever.
11-01-2012, 06:00 AM
#98
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Pensacola, FL
Posts: 1,599
Hey Ladies! I have someone that wants to play this month for her first go round in Doll Quilt Swapping.
Somehow her PM got lost between me and Krystyna.. Anyone up to a second partner or know anyone else
who wants to sign up??? Let me know. Thanks
Somehow her PM got lost between me and Krystyna.. Anyone up to a second partner or know anyone else
who wants to sign up??? Let me know. Thanks
11-01-2012, 08:28 AM
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Location: Long Island, NY
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Hi Ladies! Going to keep this short since I am so tired and just not thinking clearly. We are OK but I think I have to leave the house because I am coughing and think it is from the mold and filth. I hope you don't mind, but I'm pasting a note I sent to other friends below. Can someone please share with the Secret Pal folks?
You'll have to forgive me if I sound confused. I am not thinking clearly. Just
looking at everything is more than the mind can take in. We walked up to the
boardwalk two days ago. There are two main road here, Park Avenue and Broadway.
Broadway looked like something from an armageddon movie. Mountains of sand, road
caved in and ponds of water, weird foamy crap blowing. Most of the board walk is
gone as is the sand and the ocean is ... well, the fancy pants condo owners
REALLY have oceanfront property now. Cars tossed here, there and everywhere.
Chunks of house.
You look at stuff and wonder, what am I looking at? The landscape is like one of
those children's puzzle books. "Can you guess what this is?" We have posts from
an emergency lane on the beach in our front yard and piece of a local
restaurant.
My business is destroyed. But then again, so is most of my house. Rod has to
work and when Blaze was ill, I had to do what I could myself. We got two sofas
out tons of soak books, but I haven't even begun to scratch the surface. The
refrigerator and deep freeze tipped over and were floating. We did have oil
lamps and water and lots of canned food but I learned a lot in the process which
I will share at some other time.
There are mountains of stuff in the malls. No one is clearing it away. People
parked their cars up on the grassy malls in the middle of the street but they
were covered and are destroyed including the car we just got for Blaze. FEMA is
towing them away and there is a rumor that they will pay book value. But who
knows if that is true. Cars were going on fire all over including Blaze's friend
who stayed with us. They shorted out and burst into flame. An awful stink.
Now there is another stink. It is good to be away from it and breathing fresh
air.
I tried to file with FEMA online but need a checking account number and ... duh
... don't have one with me.
You'll have to forgive me if I sound confused. I am not thinking clearly. Just
looking at everything is more than the mind can take in. We walked up to the
boardwalk two days ago. There are two main road here, Park Avenue and Broadway.
Broadway looked like something from an armageddon movie. Mountains of sand, road
caved in and ponds of water, weird foamy crap blowing. Most of the board walk is
gone as is the sand and the ocean is ... well, the fancy pants condo owners
REALLY have oceanfront property now. Cars tossed here, there and everywhere.
Chunks of house.
You look at stuff and wonder, what am I looking at? The landscape is like one of
those children's puzzle books. "Can you guess what this is?" We have posts from
an emergency lane on the beach in our front yard and piece of a local
restaurant.
My business is destroyed. But then again, so is most of my house. Rod has to
work and when Blaze was ill, I had to do what I could myself. We got two sofas
out tons of soak books, but I haven't even begun to scratch the surface. The
refrigerator and deep freeze tipped over and were floating. We did have oil
lamps and water and lots of canned food but I learned a lot in the process which
I will share at some other time.
There are mountains of stuff in the malls. No one is clearing it away. People
parked their cars up on the grassy malls in the middle of the street but they
were covered and are destroyed including the car we just got for Blaze. FEMA is
towing them away and there is a rumor that they will pay book value. But who
knows if that is true. Cars were going on fire all over including Blaze's friend
who stayed with us. They shorted out and burst into flame. An awful stink.
Now there is another stink. It is good to be away from it and breathing fresh
air.
I tried to file with FEMA online but need a checking account number and ... duh
... don't have one with me.
11-01-2012, 08:28 AM
#100
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Part two
Right now my phone is charging but most of the cell towers were knocked out so
reception is very sketchy. Can't really make a call. They take forever to charge
too, so only texts. Sometimes have to stand on top of a
car and turn around to find a signal. So that's why everything is sketchy.
There is no Red Cross, no FEMA. Nothing. There is a curfew from 6am to 7pm
because we heard there was looting. At city hall they were just handing out
flyers that told you to get out and to stay away from the boardwalk because it
was dangerous. I looked the PR woman in the eye and said, "So you have nothing
useful. Just stupid paper to earn you overtime." And shoved it back in her
chest.
The National Guard is here patroling the streets. Overnight they brought in
portosans and we have one on our block. Some places have three, some ten some
one. Makes no sense.
As I mentioned, there was a huge truck with cases of MREs. The black people from
the projects got on line, got food and then got back on line again. It was gone
in no time.
I went by the insurance office. There was a sticker on the door that said "Talk
to us about flooding" ... but it was closed up tight.
I cannot begin to describe the devastation. That will have to wait until I am
able to post photos. Suffice it to say everything in our first floor is covered
in mud and who knows what else. I don't know if it will stand or not because the
crawl space is still flooded. Everything is toxic. I was downstairs making a
roast beef when I heard the gurgling and then saw the water coming up in the
floor. The roast is no more. I looked at the door and saw the rush of water and
we grabbed what we could and ran upstairs. The waves were crashing onto the
house at about 4 1/2 feet high. When I looked down the stairs later on, the
first thing flash light fell on was a print of Jesus, the Divine Mercy looking
directly up at me. I knew we would be OK.
Right now my phone is charging but most of the cell towers were knocked out so
reception is very sketchy. Can't really make a call. They take forever to charge
too, so only texts. Sometimes have to stand on top of a
car and turn around to find a signal. So that's why everything is sketchy.
There is no Red Cross, no FEMA. Nothing. There is a curfew from 6am to 7pm
because we heard there was looting. At city hall they were just handing out
flyers that told you to get out and to stay away from the boardwalk because it
was dangerous. I looked the PR woman in the eye and said, "So you have nothing
useful. Just stupid paper to earn you overtime." And shoved it back in her
chest.
The National Guard is here patroling the streets. Overnight they brought in
portosans and we have one on our block. Some places have three, some ten some
one. Makes no sense.
As I mentioned, there was a huge truck with cases of MREs. The black people from
the projects got on line, got food and then got back on line again. It was gone
in no time.
I went by the insurance office. There was a sticker on the door that said "Talk
to us about flooding" ... but it was closed up tight.
I cannot begin to describe the devastation. That will have to wait until I am
able to post photos. Suffice it to say everything in our first floor is covered
in mud and who knows what else. I don't know if it will stand or not because the
crawl space is still flooded. Everything is toxic. I was downstairs making a
roast beef when I heard the gurgling and then saw the water coming up in the
floor. The roast is no more. I looked at the door and saw the rush of water and
we grabbed what we could and ran upstairs. The waves were crashing onto the
house at about 4 1/2 feet high. When I looked down the stairs later on, the
first thing flash light fell on was a print of Jesus, the Divine Mercy looking
directly up at me. I knew we would be OK.
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