I've been in a blogging slump lately and don’t have much to say. But when a friend sends you something that elicits this kind of reaction, you simply have to share!
Barb surprised me with another little quilt on my birthday this year. I've always loved the "T" block pattern and was touched to tears when I opened it.
Turning the quilt over to admire the back, I noticed the label. Barb had named it “T is for trouble." It cracked me up! Out came the first authentic belly laugh I've had in months.
Now that's a true friend — someone who can take you from tears to laughter in a single breath, over your own crappy circumstances, no less.
11" X 15"
Barb's play on words is significant giggly. She must be "good people." Please allow me to interject and share...
ReplyDeleteB.'s quilt is also cosmic as I've been thinking scrappy T's recently. They've been calling me, trying to pull me out of my own slump!
You know what this means dontcha? Barb's creating really good healing. Nothing like a belly life PLUS inspirational reinforcement. Totally connected healing. Dig that!
wonderful quilt. hope spring and sunshine will help with the slumpiness.
ReplyDeleteadorable quilt and I know it will make you smile every time you look at it. Hope you hang it where you can see it everyday.
ReplyDeleteLOVE that blue fabric in the upper right and that red in the bottom left, never saw that fabric
how did I miss that one????
Hope your days get better
Kathie
What a cuTe quilt! You get to look and it and enjoy and then think of its name and laugh--two kinds of joy in one quilt. Take good care, Diane!
ReplyDeleteLots of slumping going on around the country ~ take heart, you are NOT alone. And don't worry about infrequent posts ~ I suspect we all worry too much about posting so often.
ReplyDeleteTake care ~ thank goodness for good friends!!
yeah for friends!!
ReplyDeleteOh please don't go away for long...I would miss your wonderful blog too much! Cute little mini...Barb must be a good friend!
ReplyDeleteIt is so beautiful! How about a Terrific friend being Tremendously kind;-) Greetings from Una in Norway
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