Today we join Two SPOILED CATS
Angel Sammy and Teddy for their poetic pictorial poem.
Here is our photo challenge
and did it ever bring back memories
Of my daughter in almost the exact pose
Big M
She was (still is) the apple of our eyes
from the tip of her head to her
slippers of blue.
By fourteen months she was putting together
sentences that mostly made sense;
however, some made me scratch my head thinking
I must be dense.
Once when walking along the side walk
she said, "excuse me bush".
I asked why she said, because I ran into it.
She talked non stop from morning til dusk.
August 1973 she had just turned two.
It was no surprise to us,
when she asked pretty please may I answer the
phone. She had perfect phone etiquette
She answered each ring quickly.
To those on the other end she brought glee.
Usually her grand peeps and her uncle.
We knew from day one her personality
would charm and engage.
I am also joining the Brian and his pride
today for
I do so appreciate all of your very kind and encouraging comments
on my first quilt. For many years I have wanted to try quilting. I thought I could do it, and I did. Now I'm working on #2.
I'm thankful that Teddy and Angel Sammy's mom told me about
Teddy's Aunty and Pam's sister, Carol Dean Jones, who is
an extremely talented quilter and
wonderful author of the Quilting Cozy Series.
I sent Carol a picture of my quilt and OMCs she sent me an email she loved it...what a thrill that was.
I ran right out to order Book 1 Tie Died.
I'm now reading Book 2 Running Stitches
I love the series for many reasons #1 it is about a group of
woman my age not being afraid to LEARN new things at
a local quilting shop: Stitches. There is mystery, intrigue and good
conversation. There is pattern for a quilt in books 1 and 2.
Click here to see the quilt she is making for a Animal Shelter Fundraiser.
and did it ever bring back memories
Of my daughter in almost the exact pose
Big M
She was (still is) the apple of our eyes
from the tip of her head to her
slippers of blue.
By fourteen months she was putting together
sentences that mostly made sense;
however, some made me scratch my head thinking
I must be dense.
Once when walking along the side walk
she said, "excuse me bush".
I asked why she said, because I ran into it.
She talked non stop from morning til dusk.
August 1973 she had just turned two.
It was no surprise to us,
when she asked pretty please may I answer the
phone. She had perfect phone etiquette
She answered each ring quickly.
To those on the other end she brought glee.
Usually her grand peeps and her uncle.
Everyday at lunch her Daddy would call
She could carry on a conversation with all no matter the age.We knew from day one her personality
would charm and engage.
August 1973 |
I am also joining the Brian and his pride
today for
I do so appreciate all of your very kind and encouraging comments
on my first quilt. For many years I have wanted to try quilting. I thought I could do it, and I did. Now I'm working on #2.
I'm thankful that Teddy and Angel Sammy's mom told me about
Teddy's Aunty and Pam's sister, Carol Dean Jones, who is
an extremely talented quilter and
wonderful author of the Quilting Cozy Series.
I sent Carol a picture of my quilt and OMCs she sent me an email she loved it...what a thrill that was.
I ran right out to order Book 1 Tie Died.
I'm now reading Book 2 Running Stitches
I love the series for many reasons #1 it is about a group of
woman my age not being afraid to LEARN new things at
a local quilting shop: Stitches. There is mystery, intrigue and good
conversation. There is pattern for a quilt in books 1 and 2.
Click here to see the quilt she is making for a Animal Shelter Fundraiser.
Hari om
ReplyDeleteHehe, love that M poem. Will share the quilt connection with my sister! YAM xx
we love the photot!!! it is fantabulous...like the poem... and that is soooo sweet to say excuse me to a bush...what a wonderful girl you raised...congrats and well done!!!!
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine wee M answering the phone so perfectly. A social skill that I suspect will be lost in a new smart phone and text generation!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Gail.
Love the poem and the adorable photo of your M! The quilt for the animal shelter fundraiser is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteFirst of all we LOVE LOVE LOVE the poem - I think there were a lot of memories in the poems we've read so far for this week. Secondly, I'm so happy Carol was helpful with the quilt - it turned out to be really beautiful! Thirdly, I'm thrilled that you are enjoying Carol's books. I know she will be too when she sees this post.....she's a wonderful quilter AND writer and I'm very proud of her. I'm also proud of YOU my friend for pursuing something you wanted to do and making something gorgeous!!! Red is definitely your color.
ReplyDeleteLove and Hugs, Pam
your daughter looks soooo cute in that old photo.. I can see the joy.... photos jog such sweet memories... the poem is great and fun... so happy you found someone you enjoy and can help with quilting. keep on quilting
ReplyDeleteThat poem and that photo are both pretty darn special!!! Thanks for joining the Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeletePrecious picture of Marlu.
ReplyDeleteI looked at her quilt. OM goodness. It's beautiful.
Those sound like good books.
We loved your poem and the photo!!
ReplyDeleteMom loves those books! She's read most of them.
The Florida Furkids
That picture of Marlu does look a lot like the inspiration picture. We just love your poem. It sounds like you are enjoying those books and will also gain some new patterns for quilting.
ReplyDeleteLove the picture of that wonderful little girl. I especially liked that she said excuse me to the bush. And the quilts are just terrific. Good for you to do all that.
ReplyDeleteMy ghostwriter says she remembers there were phones like that. It was always located right in the middle of the house, so there was no way you could have a private conversation without the rest of the family hearing it.
ReplyDeleteOMG, the size of the handset, the hair cut with straight bangs, and the dress...a purrfect match!
ReplyDeleteOhMyGosh, the picture of Little M with the phone... priceless! I enjoyed the poem very much. I hope we get to see the second quilt!
ReplyDeleteexcuse me bush is priceless !!!!!!!!! it's a shame cell's were not around then; the video would've gone viral on you tube !! best to you on quilt two; today's post is great { and how awesome that Pam's sister is a quilter and a writer and corresponded with you !!! way cool } ♥♥☺
ReplyDeleteThe poem is adorable. I love your thankful too. We have so many wonderful things to be thankful for. We just need to take the time.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous Thankful Thursday. Big hug. ♥
Great poem and such a sweet photo of your daughter. XO
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet little one....yours. No wonder she grew up to talk to the animals!
ReplyDeleteWe just love your poems filled with loving memories!!!
ReplyDeletehugs
Mabel & Mom
OMD, that is just TOO CUTE!!!! I loved the poem and the pic! I was wondering if your hubby asked if she was calling long distance! BOL!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS on the email about the quilt! that is so cool!
Kisses,
Ruby ♥
What a precious photo of her on the phone! Our daughter was also an early talker and provided a lot of laughs in those early years because we taught her big words like delectable. It sounded so funny coming from a two year old. LOL!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter sounds delightful, even as a little girl.
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