Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park

 Sea turtle at Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park

First Night in Kona

Light House made from Recycling.

Supplies:

one each; used blue, red, white table cloth.

one yellow store plastic grocery bag

one black trash bag

three handfull's of Christmas stencil

Cut out each part of your light house and sew together.

Make a pocket for the window's and place Christmas stencil in then sew shut.

           

California, San Diego - Bike MS: Bay to Bay Tour 2014: Mrs. Denna Bettini - National MS Society

California, San Diego - Bike MS: Bay to Bay Tour 2014: Mrs. Denna Bettini - National MS Society

Flight is about five months old

 She is so shiny.

Sometimes she is a little mean.
She is my little ball of fur and I love her.

From homeless and dirty to sleak and happy.

 My stray kitten, "Flight"

 She has gone from raggy to sleak.

 I hope I make her as happy as she makes me.

 She loves my computer.

 She even likes to brush her teeth.

Playing with a bear. and Kitten

Flight and her Bear.

Mississippi Magnolia

 I remember as a child being astonished with the flowers.  The problem was if you touched them they turned brown.

Tractor Garden Wreath

 A tractor garden wreath for the country home.

Kitten and his Mouse

Flight likes the mouse.  I lucked out when I went to a thrift shop and found the unopened bag of kitten toys.

Kitten home

Flight likes his new home.  He has a lot of toys and a bed all his own.

The language of the sense of Bart F. Mania.

Flight likes Mom's purse most of all.  I wonder if he believes I will take him with me if he is in what I take every time I go out the door.

How to make Kale Chips

So good to visit my Daughter and Son-in-Law

 God blessed me with a safe trip.

 We had the good health to be able to walk around and breath in the fresh air.

God blessed us with vibrant flowers.

Birds inchanted me with  a dance in the air.

Odd sea creatures caught my attention.

Thank you God for all you give me.

The sound of the ocean often is so soothing.

God thank you for a good Daughter and Son-in-Law.

Retirement Quilt

One of my friends retired this year so I decided a team retirement quilt would be a good gift.  I gave everyone at work a six by six square of fabric and purchased fabric markers for the project.  I let them know they could decorate it any way they wanted with, quilting , embroidery, or fabric paint. They all did a wonderful job.  I used a chalky black to outline the quilt to give it the old black-board look. She jumped for joy when she saw that we even placed her University team on the back. I can't believe I forgot to take a picture of the finished product before the retirement party.