Irene and I just arrived in San Antonio. passing through Athens, Corsicana, Waco and Austin on our way!
Monday, October 27, 2014
From Mineola to San Antonio!
Irene and I just arrived in San Antonio. passing through Athens, Corsicana, Waco and Austin on our way!
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no video - or is just my computer?
ReplyDeleteIt is ok Bonnie, go eat and then start sewing! We will survive! Have fun and get a little bit of rest.
ReplyDeleteQuestion....regarding your slow Elna ...I see you have had a few, not many but a few, Elnas in your classes do they all sew slowly?
ReplyDeleteI want one but I sew quickly so if slow is their nature we will not be a good fit as I use my sewing machines they are not with me to be sitting on a shelf looking pretty. If you answer during a webcam then others can learn too I don't mind sharing thank you
Colleen
Flipagram show worked perfectly now relax eat and sew thanks
ReplyDeleteLike I'm there too!
ReplyDeleteHugs to you and the "other" Irene, loved the flipo.
Have a nice time, =^}
Love from Witmarsum, Friesland
Irene
You went right smack dab through the middle of the town where I grew up...Hubbard, Texas, on Highway 31 halfway between Corsicana and Waco! Great Antique Mall on the left one block before you get to the red light.
ReplyDeleteHave fun in San Antonio...relax, eat some good Mexican food, and enjoy the city during the best time of year to visit there!!!
Pam Chaney
Mexia, Texas
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ReplyDeleteI suspect that the flipagram may be flashed based. It does not work on my 'i' devices. Just so you know.
ReplyDeleteNot all devices or computers will play these. :-( I have a quilt similar to the butterfly quilt but set with green alternate squares. Love it so much. Won it in the 50's in a raffle for 10 cents for one ticket.
ReplyDeleteIt worked great on my iPad
ReplyDeleteThank you
Love! One of my favorite things is seeing the antique quilts you find and the flip gram worked great!
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