My quest in creating and posting one block a day of the fabulous That Town And Country Quilt by the lovely Susan Claire. For a gallery index showing every block in the quilt in chronological order, click here.
Where there are typewriters, copy boys, reporters, writers, secretaries and deadlines. Lots of activity and noise. I know that’s not how newsrooms run now that everyone is on a computer and everything is sent electronically. News, however, still happens the same way. Somebody screws up or there is a natural disaster and it’s news.
This block was fun and what a funny building concept. There are a lot of “outlandish” buildings coming up. They are so fun to do. Lighting choices can be hard. When I bought the shop I wanted…
The Green Leaf Tea Company is a hotspot that specializes in teas from the Zealong Tea Estate. Served in beautiful teacups or to-go cups it’s selling like crazy. Several blends produce a heady aroma when you walk in the door. After enjoying your cup you will want to take a pound home to share with your mum.
Now his store specializes in fine guitars, sheet music, and lessons. Roger is still the cool dude to everyone who knows him. Still rocking the long hair and mustache of his youth.
She is a smart shrewd lawyer. Her practice is based on her motto “Let’s sue the pants off him now!” She has about a 45% success rate in getting settlements for her clients.
I think everyone loves to get mail. I know that it’s a huge treat for my grandchildren when their magazine subscriptions come every month and they have a sweet friend that sends cute cards she makes every month.
Lots of “big kids” have swung on this swing over the years. Everyone is careful to keep it in good repair, we don’t want any accidents.
The Grange building has been there for a very long time. Before this part of town was developed and there were just a few houses spaced far apart, the majority of this area was farmland. The farm bureau and extension were housed in this building then.
She bought her little red car and named it Rosie. So she and Rosie went looking for a place to live. This little gem was perfect for them. Carol loved the carport and she’s sure Rosie loves it too.
The owner specializes in locally grown wines. The idiom “rose-colored glasses” had been in use since the 1840s. Generally, it means looking at things in a positive way.