Oh, Robin. I wish that there was another way for you. I am praying so hard that you will endure and that at some point in time you will come out the other end and forget all the hardship. Sending you HUGE hugs to keep you warm.

Aaahh Robin reading your message. My eyes are fille dwith tears. I am so sorry you have to go through all of this. Prayers and hugs from me.

Robin, add my big hugs to the ones you've already gotten. Saw a sign in front of a church recently - If GOD leads you to it, he will lead you through it. Keep that in mind and the Great Comforter will keep you warm.

Bertie, loved your quilts. I have been collecting the fabrics for a jar quilt for some time. I have fruits and marbles, etc for mine. I like the idea of the books on the bottom shelf. I'll have to consider that one. The pattern and all the fabrics are in my project pile and goodness knows when I'll even start.

Robin, so sorry you are battling this. My thoughts and prayers are with you! So glad you find comfort in your quilty friends. What a great bunch of pals!

It is February 16, 1941.

Well, Vanogay, don't lose your marbles! These are fun quilts to make. I have some material with marbled on it, too. LOL! In fact, I'm surprised by what I have every time I go searching for a certain fabric that I KNOW that I have, haha.

Bertie! I LOVE your barn quilt! Your bugs too, but I live here in IOWA, and the barns are quickly fading, so I love seeing them in fabric! Dear Robin, we are all praying for you and can't wait for you to get that sewing machine goin! My son's computer was out of commission so he commandeered my iPad, but I have it back and am getting caught up on things, I've missed you all and your shenanigans!

Hoping you have the best of luck with your chemo. My prayers are with you. You are one of us in the quilting group a strong family that will always be here for support. Lots of love to you and yours.
Nana Val

Sorry my reply was for crazyquilter