ddddd

Hello and welcome from NY!

Jim's Gem

Welcome to the board from Southern California!!!

CarrieAnne

Welcome from Whitewater, WI!

CarrieAnne

Welcome from Whitewater, WI!

CarrieAnne

Welcome from Whitewater, WI!

amma

Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D

Edie

Good Morning and welcome from St. Paul, Minnesota. Many years ago when our son was young we went to Green Bay and watched the players bucking the kids down the hill on the kids' bikes. Those kids were thrilled beyond belief. It was a great time.
Congratulations to Wisconsin and to the Green Bay Packers for the best darn game I have seen for a long time. They were totally awesome. And Aaron Rogers deserved the MVP and the car. My mother called and said "Did you see the car that Aaron Rogers won? I want that car! That's my next car!." She's 94. Yes, she still drives to church - I suppose mainly to pray for the Vikings!!!!!

Good luck to us next year!

Welcome to the Quilting Board. You are going to have a ball! You learn so much, everyone contributes such interesting things, how to save, how to do this, how that fits, how to repair one thing and take apart another.

Now, I have to go an exercise to keep myself warm. It is -4.9* with a windchill of -19*. What a great day to stay in!

Heading to the Casino tomorrow for an overnight to enjoy a little bit of the tropics!!!!!! Treasure Island in RedWing, Mn. Gotta win some money to buy some more fabric!!!!!

Welcome again and will enjoy hearing your tales. Edie

Amyjojo

You have my grandpuppy in your picture! My daughter has an American Bulldog, Ruby, she is a doll!

Edie

My Bess would be so proud to be called an American Bulldog. She is a "mutt". Story is that her dad was a German ShortHair Pointer and her mom was a black Lab. Hence, she is, what we refer to her as. a Pointer/Lab. She is about 83 pounds, 8 years old, and is asleep on the couch right now with a blanket over her. She does not like cold weather that much. She loves being cozied up! She talks, she understands totally what we say. If I walk her and say "OK, let's turn around", by George, she turns around and we head for home. I say "Home" and she goes to the right house, the right steps. I closed my eyes one time and said "Home" and she led me home. I peeked a little bit, because I was afraid I might fall flat on my face. But she did it!
She's a sweetheart. She's a chewer. She loves comforters with the fiberfill in it. She makes the hole in the comforter and then slowly pulls the fiberfill out. Actually it is her blankie, so I just patch, patch, patch. Keep warm, you will probably get this weather tomorrow and then we are hitting up into the 30's over the weekend. It's coming - Spring! Edie

Janet Leigh

Welcome Amy, from snowy central Oklahoma!!