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Posted by Gen on October 10, 2009, 10:17 pm
I LOVE the Carol Doak mystery wallhanging. It would look great on my wall!
Gen
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> maryd wrote:
>> As the long time posters know, we left Oregon where most of our children
>> and grandchildren live so I could care for my ailing mother. After 10
>> months she graduated from hospice and DH and I got an apartment here in
>> northern Idaho. After a lot of looking, I finally got a job as a motel
>> housekeeper. It wasn't long until my hours were cut to about 15/week.
>> Living here is not what we want so we started looking for work back in
>> Oregon. We think we have found it. We will know for sure the 20th.
>> I've continued to make quilt tops and occasionally even finish a quilt or
>> quilted item. Everything I've done is pictured in my webshots album.
>> Happy stitching to all.
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Posted by maryd on October 10, 2009, 10:38 pm
Thanks. I wish the print and the purple had been used more.
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Mary
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>I LOVE the Carol Doak mystery wallhanging. It would look great on my wall!
> Gen
>> maryd wrote:
>>> As the long time posters know, we left Oregon where most of our children
>>> and grandchildren live so I could care for my ailing mother. After 10
>>> months she graduated from hospice and DH and I got an apartment here in
>>> northern Idaho. After a lot of looking, I finally got a job as a motel
>>> housekeeper. It wasn't long until my hours were cut to about 15/week.
>>> Living here is not what we want so we started looking for work back in
>>> Oregon. We think we have found it. We will know for sure the 20th.
>>> I've continued to make quilt tops and occasionally even finish a quilt
>>> or quilted item. Everything I've done is pictured in my webshots album.
>>> Happy stitching to all.
>
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Posted by on October 10, 2009, 10:53 pm
Keeping fingers and toes crossed that the good word comes to you on
the 20th.
Let us know where in Oregon that will be?
Ginger in CA
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> As the long time posters know, we left Oregon where most of our children =
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> grandchildren live so I could care for my ailing mother. =A0After 10 mont=
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> she graduated from hospice and DH and I got an apartment here in northern
> Idaho. =A0After a lot of looking, I finally got a job as a motel housekee=
per.
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> It wasn't long until my hours were cut to about 15/week. =A0Living here i=
s not
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> what we want so we started looking for work back in Oregon. =A0We think w=
e
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> have found it. =A0We will know for sure the 20th. =A0I've continued to ma=
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> quilt tops and occasionally even finish a quilt or quilted item. =A0Every=
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> I've done is pictured in my webshots album.
> Happy stitching to all.
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> Maryhttp://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948?vhost=3Dcommunity
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Posted by maryd on October 10, 2009, 11:03 pm
Thanks. I can't say any more than on the coast. DH said the company we are
interviewing with has 2 openings... one on the Oregon coast and the other
north of Bakersfield CA. Oregon is our preference.
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Mary
http://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948?vhost=community
Keeping fingers and toes crossed that the good word comes to you on
the 20th.
Let us know where in Oregon that will be?
Ginger in CA
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> As the long time posters know, we left Oregon where most of our children
> and
> grandchildren live so I could care for my ailing mother. After 10 months
> she graduated from hospice and DH and I got an apartment here in northern
> Idaho. After a lot of looking, I finally got a job as a motel housekeeper.
> It wasn't long until my hours were cut to about 15/week. Living here is
> not
> what we want so we started looking for work back in Oregon. We think we
> have found it. We will know for sure the 20th. I've continued to make
> quilt tops and occasionally even finish a quilt or quilted item.
> Everything
> I've done is pictured in my webshots album.
> Happy stitching to all.
> --
> Maryhttp://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948?vhost=community
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Posted by J* on October 10, 2009, 11:40 pm
eeeeeek, ya dont wanna be in bakersplat.
it aint named that for no reason.
its hot, dry, too far from the ocean.
once ya live near the ocean it is too hard not to live within about an hour
of it,
so ya can make at least a trip for the day and a picnic.
nope, bakersplat is too hot, too dry and too far from the water.
fingers and other extremities crossed Oregon comes thru for you.
j.
<no way josê would i live in bakersplat, too hot, too dry, too far from the
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"maryd" wrote ...
Thanks. I can't say any more than on the coast. DH said the company we are
interviewing with has 2 openings... one on the Oregon coast and the other
north of Bakersfield CA. Oregon is our preference.
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Mary
http://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948?vhost=community
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>> As the long time posters know, we left Oregon where most of our children
>> and grandchildren live so I could care for my ailing mother. After 10
>> months she graduated from hospice and DH and I got an apartment here in
>> northern Idaho. After a lot of looking, I finally got a job as a motel
>> housekeeper. It wasn't long until my hours were cut to about 15/week.
>> Living here is not what we want so we started looking for work back in
>> Oregon. We think we have found it. We will know for sure the 20th.
>> I've continued to make quilt tops and occasionally even finish a quilt or
>> quilted item. Everything I've done is pictured in my webshots album.
>> Happy stitching to all.