Here it is 7:25 p.m. And we are done with dinner together for this group of seven people.
It just hit me that I have not sent anything this evening up to the blog, and I am posting a couple of photos just so you have an idea of what went on around here today.
I also appeared on Pat Sloan's radio show this afternoon, having just arrived home from a road trip on to the Blue Ridge Parkway and some hiking down to some waterfalls. Those photos will appear tomorrow morning.
The overlook along the Blue Ridge Parkway is stunning, and I am happy to share my favorite place on Earth with you.
The morning was cool enough that I also pulled the treadle machine out on to the front porch for some lazy stitching while enjoying the view.
The excitement for another family round of farkle is building, the stakes are high and promises to be a lot of fun.
Much love from buck mountain,
Bonnie
Somewhere I have a picture of that sign. I have enjoyed by trips through Western North Carolina.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, I had to share you last paragraph with my family. We just finished a round of farkle ourselves. LOL. Have fun. Take care and God bless, Cory
ReplyDeleteFantastic vista in your photographs
ReplyDeleteHA!! I play Farkle online! Have you ever played right, left, center? LOVE that one, too!
ReplyDeleteFrackle, what is the game and how do you play it?
ReplyDeleteLove the photos, especially the one with you in it...you look SOOOO rested!
ReplyDeleteWow, what fabulous view, no wonder you love it. You really do look to be enjoying your down time with precious family. You deserve it.
ReplyDeleteLinda
I´ve tried to email you about my version of your Celtic Solstice quilt, but it always fail :( Now I´m giving you the address to my blog where you can see a photo of it! I sew the boarders in the wrong order, but Didn´t have time to fix that :)
ReplyDeleteGun, Sweden
http://rutigt.wordpress.com/2014/06/17/celtic-solstice-keltiskt-solstand/
Just love it Bonnie - not posting in the evening means you truly are relaxed and enjoying your time off. So enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSmiles, JulieinTN
Bonnie, sometime soon could you post an update on the Gluten free diet and your results personally? Just wondering and I have some chronic pain with arthritis and bursitis. TIA as usual.
ReplyDeletelOVE YOUR POSTS!
THANK GOODNESS for Bonnie K Hunter's quiltie ways. While I am a confirmed scrap quilter it is fun to poke around and see what other designers and authors are doing. I enjoy seeing one particular designer's quilts ... decide to visit her blog and facebook page! This then set me on a trail.
ReplyDeleteOthers are so set on selling fabric lines, threads companies wares, Accuquilt dies etc. etc. etc. that I actually was getting angry with them. Of course this is their own personal choice. I choose to leave the blogs and facebook pages.
HURRAH FOR BONNIE - a sensible intelligent and gifted quilter and author who is ready to share her knowledge with all on her blog and in QuiltCam (go to the blog). In showing us how we too can use all of our scrap fabrics to make wonderful interesting quilts,, she is performing a great service! Buying her books is a treat - as you get loads of patterns and info on using your own fabrics. OK, I have said enough. LOL
I posted the same above in facebook. BONNIE IS TOPS!!!! She is the real deal!
love the pix and your hikes !! please explain Farkle for those of us that are not familiar . .
ReplyDeleteMarti
walkupmy@yahoo.com
OMG, Farkle is the most funnest game, but in my house you have to sit in the green recliner if you want to win! LOL. Farkle is a dice game that's kind of like Yahtzee but not. It's about $5-$6 and not difficult to learn, so get it and play it, it's fun!
ReplyDeleteAnd Bonnie, shame on you for showing how you can play outside when the rest of us in Houston TX can't cuz we have to deal with horrible heat and nasty humidity! I'm so jealous of your view! Seriously, am happy for you, and would love a change of scenery now and then.