Rose

[kel]

I believe Rose is at home but probably not ready to compute yet. I heard
from her sister that the surgery went well and she was expected home
yesterday. So if you are reading Rose so glad things went well!

Home from one trip but leave on tuesday to get to Seattle. i am going to
see Diane!! Wooeee. I have always wanted to do the east coast (south east
coast - need some heat) and the time is now! The seperation papers are
drawn up and my husband will be presented with the divorce stuff next week.
on the road again..... Sad after 31 years but tried hard enough.

Off to wash the dirty clothes.

Kelly

[Navy]

On 9/18/2010 9:44 PM, kel wrote:
> I believe Rose is at home but probably not ready to compute yet. I
> heard from her sister that the surgery went well and she was expected
> home yesterday. So if you are reading Rose so glad things went well!
>
> Home from one trip but leave on tuesday to get to Seattle. i am going to
> see Diane!! Wooeee. I have always wanted to do the east coast (south
> east coast - need some heat) and the time is now! The seperation papers
> are drawn up and my husband will be presented with the divorce stuff
> next week. on the road again..... Sad after 31 years but tried hard enough.
>
> Off to wash the dirty clothes.
>
> Kelly
>
>
I'm a little confused. Are you doing the South East Coast, or are you
going to Seattle? Are you going to drive to Seattle? Take it easy no
matter where you go, we care. See any thing special on the trip you
just got back from?


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[Navy]

On 9/18/2010 9:44 PM, kel wrote:
> I believe Rose is at home but probably not ready to compute yet. I
> heard from her sister that the surgery went well and she was expected
> home yesterday. So if you are reading Rose so glad things went well!
>
> Home from one trip but leave on tuesday to get to Seattle. i am going to
> see Diane!! Wooeee. I have always wanted to do the east coast (south
> east coast - need some heat) and the time is now! The seperation papers
> are drawn up and my husband will be presented with the divorce stuff
> next week. on the road again..... Sad after 31 years but tried hard enough.
>
> Off to wash the dirty clothes.
>
> Kelly
>
>
PS, I am so glad to hear that Rose is home. Welcome home, Rose, we look
forward to your comments again, but take it easy and heal right.

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[kel]

I drive to Seattle, stay at my brothers for 2 days and then fly out on the
red eye. it is so much cheaper that way. Then on the way back I stay at my
brother's again and look after my nephew - driving him to and from school,
hockey and swimming while his mom is out of town on a conference. Will be
great fun.

The last trip was a bonus. My girlfriend is a longarm quilter and there was
a conference and show at Tacoma, Washington. we went to the conference,
stayed 2 nights in tacoma and one night in Burlington. The best part of the
trip was really the friendship - we laughed and laughed and laughed some
more. We shopped thrift stores for fabric (got lots for really cheap),
listened to all the wacky ideas the vendors were promoting and laughed some
more. Shared creative ideas and tried to think of some techniques that were
original to us to teach in the next quilting class. Was so much fun.

It was also the 3rd Thursday of the month while we were there and the
museums were free that night. Both of us are fans of Dale Chihuly
http://www.chihuly.com/ so the decision was easy - the museum of glass and
the glass bridge. WoW!
http://www.chihuly.com/bridgeofglass/pavilion_01.html This is part of the
bridge area. On our way out of the museum and back onto the bridge there
was a group of singers singing under this area. The acoustics were
incredible and the audience was joining in (as was I. It was oh how lovely
is the evening in a round and sent shivers down my spine. Strangers (except
the original choir) singing spontaneously in harmony.

the other part of the bridge is composed of 109 venetian vases done by
Chihuly on a wall http://www.chihuly.com/bridgeofglass/pavilion_01.html and
a sculpture. It is an incredible thing to see.

Was a great trip and am repacking for the next. Lots of pictures to take
there.

kelly


>>
>>
> I'm a little confused. Are you doing the South East Coast, or are you
> going to Seattle? Are you going to drive to Seattle? Take it easy no
> matter where you go, we care. See any thing special on the trip you just
> got back from?
>
>
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> Navy remove the fish

[ANN M]

Thanks for letting us know Rose is at home. I've been thinking of her
all week.

Best wishes on starting your new life, Kelly. Your trips sound like
lots of fun. Chihuly was at the RI School of Design this year and is
just so talented and different.

Ann

[Navy]

On 9/19/2010 8:52 AM, kel wrote:
> I drive to Seattle, stay at my brothers for 2 days and then fly out on
> the red eye. it is so much cheaper that way. Then on the way back I stay
> at my brother's again and look after my nephew - driving him to and from
> school, hockey and swimming while his mom is out of town on a
> conference. Will be great fun.
>
> The last trip was a bonus. My girlfriend is a longarm quilter and there
> was a conference and show at Tacoma, Washington. we went to the
> conference, stayed 2 nights in tacoma and one night in Burlington. The
> best part of the trip was really the friendship - we laughed and laughed
> and laughed some more. We shopped thrift stores for fabric (got lots for
> really cheap), listened to all the wacky ideas the vendors were
> promoting and laughed some more. Shared creative ideas and tried to
> think of some techniques that were original to us to teach in the next
> quilting class. Was so much fun.
>
> It was also the 3rd Thursday of the month while we were there and the
> museums were free that night. Both of us are fans of Dale Chihuly
> http://www.chihuly.com/ so the decision was easy - the museum of glass
> and the glass bridge. WoW!
> http://www.chihuly.com/bridgeofglass/pavilion_01.html This is part of
> the bridge area. On our way out of the museum and back onto the bridge
> there was a group of singers singing under this area. The acoustics were
> incredible and the audience was joining in (as was I. It was oh how
> lovely is the evening in a round and sent shivers down my spine.
> Strangers (except the original choir) singing spontaneously in harmony.
>
> the other part of the bridge is composed of 109 venetian vases done by
> Chihuly on a wall http://www.chihuly.com/bridgeofglass/pavilion_01.html
> and a sculpture. It is an incredible thing to see.
>
> Was a great trip and am repacking for the next. Lots of pictures to take
> there.
>
> kelly
>
>
>>>
>>>
>> I'm a little confused. Are you doing the South East Coast, or are you
>> going to Seattle? Are you going to drive to Seattle? Take it easy no
>> matter where you go, we care. See any thing special on the trip you
>> just got back from?
>>
>>
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>> Navy remove the fish
>
I think you had the same link twice.

By the way, I believe that Chihuly made a chandelier for our museum
here. I haven't seen it in person yet, but they had a picture on the news.

My sister likes to look at fabric stores, too. I think she is a
quilter. She also has three granddaughters to sew for.

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