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Jamie got home Wednesday night. He had asked my to make Jim, his trainer, a quilt to thank him for putting up with him for the last few months. Jim is an ex-marine, so we made him one to fit his personality. Here are the pics.
Here's a close-up!!
Our friends, Ruchir and Dhrutika Patel, had a baby girl on Jan 6. They live in Centerville, Ga now. I made them a set for their baby and here are the pics.
I've got the material and am starting their quilt set to match. Pics later.
Next, I have been working on some baby boggins to present to the Hands of Hope for Life organization in Forest City. They are a group that works with unwed and teenage pregnant girls. I am going to take them down tomorrow. Here's a picture of all 30 of them.
My great-niece, Courtney, and her husband, Jason, are the proud parents of Baby Tate. Born Feb 1, 2010 at 11:15. He weighed 8 lbs 9 oz and was 20 1/2" long. I would share a photo but I don't have one yet. But I have been working on a quilt, a crocheted blanket, a changing pad and boggins for little Tate. Here are the pictures.
This is the quilt and changing pad. It's made from the same material that Ambre made the diaper bag from.
This is the crocheted blanket and two toboggins I made. I hope Baby Tate enjoyed them. I really enjoyed making them for him. We are going to see him later today.
Well, Danny and I have decided to try and lose some weight. We have been watching Dr. OZ everyday and Lord knows we both need to. I had lost 34 lbs when I was able to swim at the college but I had to quit for awhile. Hopefully I can start back soon. I know that will help me a lot. I was breathing better and had a lot more breath. We brought the treadmill back in the house and we have both been walking on it. Building a little bit at a time. I am going to be posting here on the blog with updates as we progress so, wish us luck and here goes.
One day a very small and timid ant climbed a very tall mountain. When he reached the summit, he looked into the heavens and said, " God, why am I here?" And a voice answered and said, " Because I love you!". " But how can you love me? I'm just a small, insignificant ant. The smallest of the small." And God answered, " No one is insignificant to me. Everyone and everything is important. Even the smallest of the small." And the little ant smiled and went on his way. The moral of this story is: God loves you no matter how big or how small or how insignificant you think you are. Believe in Him and He will believe in you.