Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!

I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my cheeks.

When I got home this evening I could see two boxes sitting on my porch and I
thought they were the books I had ordered from eBay and the DVD's I had
ordered from Amazon (the bigger box was an Amazon box). When I got to the
porch and saw Sandy/Ragmop's return address I had a suspicion what might be
in the box.

I never dreamed I would be a recipient of an RCTQ Hug Quilt. All you
wonderful, beautiful people - the quilt is wonderful and beautiful. The
love you all put into my Hug Quilt will help me through many a lonesome
evening this winter and for winters and years to come. No one can really
know how much a Hug Quilt means until you receive one.

Next Monday will be the 4th month anniversary of Wayne's death and I still
can't believe he's gone. He was the youngest of five and all of his
family - siblings, parents and grandparents have lived into their 80's and
early 90's. His oldest sister was 90 in September, but Wayne was gone from
us at only 75.

Words really can't express how much my Hug Quilt and all of you mean to me
except to say . . . .

I love you all.

Donna in SW Idaho

Howdy!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41469540@N08/

R/S


On 11/5/09 8:04 PM, in article , "Donna in
Idaho" wrote:

I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my cheeks.

When I got home this evening I could see two boxes sitting on my porch and I
thought they were the books I had ordered from eBay and the DVD's I had
ordered from Amazon (the bigger box was an Amazon box). When I got to the
porch and saw Sandy/Ragmop's return address I had a suspicion what might be
in the box.

I never dreamed I would be a recipient of an RCTQ Hug Quilt. All you
wonderful, beautiful people - the quilt is wonderful and beautiful. The
love you all put into my Hug Quilt will help me through many a lonesome
evening this winter and for winters and years to come. No one can really
know how much a Hug Quilt means until you receive one.

Next Monday will be the 4th month anniversary of Wayne's death and I still
can't believe he's gone. He was the youngest of five and all of his
family - siblings, parents and grandparents have lived into their 80's and
early 90's. His oldest sister was 90 in September, but Wayne was gone from
us at only 75.

Words really can't express how much my Hug Quilt and all of you mean to me
except to say . . . .

I love you all.

Donna in SW Idaho

On Nov 5, 9:16*pm, Sandy E wrote:
Howdy!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41469540@N08/

R/S

On 11/5/09 8:04 PM, in article , "Donna in



Idaho" wrote:
I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my cheeks.

When I got home this evening I could see two boxes sitting on my porch and I
thought they were the books I had ordered from eBay and the DVD's I had
ordered from Amazon (the bigger box was an Amazon box). *When I got to the
porch and saw Sandy/Ragmop's return address I had a suspicion what might be
in the box.

I never dreamed I would be a recipient of an RCTQ Hug Quilt. *All you
wonderful, beautiful people - the quilt is wonderful and beautiful. *The
love you all put into my Hug Quilt will help me through many a lonesome
evening this winter and for winters and years to come. *No one can really
know how much a Hug Quilt means until you receive one.

Next Monday will be the 4th month anniversary of Wayne's death and I still
can't believe he's gone. *He was the youngest of five and all of his
family - siblings, parents and grandparents have lived into their 80's and
early 90's. *His oldest sister was 90 in September, but Wayne was gone from
us at only 75.

Words really can't express how much my Hug Quilt and all of you mean to me
except to say . . . .

I love you all.

Donna in SW Idaho- Hide quoted text -

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Oh my gosh, that is just a beauty! Thank you for posting the photos.
Donna, you have some wonderful friends here. Another Donna from WI

Wow. That is ten kinds of beautiful.

I look forward to building up my confidence and stash to the extent that I
feel that I can contribute to these HUGs. Donna, I hope this one will be a
daily joy to you. I don't see how such a beautiful thing from such
beautiful people could fail to be a comfort.

ep


"Sandy E" wrote in message
...
Howdy!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41469540@N08/

R/S


On 11/5/09 8:04 PM, in article , "Donna
in
Idaho" wrote:

I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my cheeks.

When I got home this evening I could see two boxes sitting on my porch
and I
thought they were the books I had ordered from eBay and the DVD's I had
ordered from Amazon (the bigger box was an Amazon box). When I got to
the
porch and saw Sandy/Ragmop's return address I had a suspicion what might
be
in the box.

I never dreamed I would be a recipient of an RCTQ Hug Quilt. All you
wonderful, beautiful people - the quilt is wonderful and beautiful. The
love you all put into my Hug Quilt will help me through many a lonesome
evening this winter and for winters and years to come. No one can really
know how much a Hug Quilt means until you receive one.

Next Monday will be the 4th month anniversary of Wayne's death and I
still
can't believe he's gone. He was the youngest of five and all of his
family - siblings, parents and grandparents have lived into their 80's
and
early 90's. His oldest sister was 90 in September, but Wayne was gone
from
us at only 75.

Words really can't express how much my Hug Quilt and all of you mean to
me
except to say . . . .

I love you all.

Donna in SW Idaho

On 6 Nov, 12:04, "Donna in Idaho" wrote:
I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my cheeks.

When I got home this evening I could see two boxes sitting on my porch and I
thought they were the books I had ordered from eBay and the DVD's I had
ordered from Amazon (the bigger box was an Amazon box). *When I got to the
porch and saw Sandy/Ragmop's return address I had a suspicion what might be
in the box.

I never dreamed I would be a recipient of an RCTQ Hug Quilt. *All you
wonderful, beautiful people - the quilt is wonderful and beautiful. *The
love you all put into my Hug Quilt will help me through many a lonesome
evening this winter and for winters and years to come. *No one can really
know how much a Hug Quilt means until you receive one.

Next Monday will be the 4th month anniversary of Wayne's death and I still
can't believe he's gone. *He was the youngest of five and all of his
family - siblings, parents and grandparents have lived into their 80's and
early 90's. *His oldest sister was 90 in September, but Wayne was gone from
us at only 75.

Words really can't express how much my Hug Quilt and all of you mean to me
except to say . . . .

I love you all.

Donna in SW Idaho

So glad you love it and its warm wishes (I wasn't part of this
project). Sandy, you have done a beautiful job of design and quilting
and everyone else who donated a block - you are truly special folk.
Cheers
Bronnie

Thanks for the picture, Sandy - and for making the Hug. It is lovely -
and unique. Beautiful.
..
In message , Sandy E
writes
Howdy!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41469540@N08/

R/S
--
Best Regards
pat on the hill

So glad the Hug will help you, in the long evenings especially.
Nothing will make the pain go away completely, but this much love must
surely help.
Take care, Donna.
..
In message , Donna in Idaho
writes
I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my cheeks.

When I got home this evening I could see two boxes sitting on my porch and I
thought they were the books I had ordered from eBay and the DVD's I had
ordered from Amazon (the bigger box was an Amazon box). When I got to the
porch and saw Sandy/Ragmop's return address I had a suspicion what might be
in the box.

I never dreamed I would be a recipient of an RCTQ Hug Quilt. All you
wonderful, beautiful people - the quilt is wonderful and beautiful. The
love you all put into my Hug Quilt will help me through many a lonesome
evening this winter and for winters and years to come. No one can really
know how much a Hug Quilt means until you receive one.

Next Monday will be the 4th month anniversary of Wayne's death and I still
can't believe he's gone. He was the youngest of five and all of his
family - siblings, parents and grandparents have lived into their 80's and
early 90's. His oldest sister was 90 in September, but Wayne was gone from
us at only 75.

Words really can't express how much my Hug Quilt and all of you mean to me
except to say . . . .

I love you all.

Donna in SW Idaho




--
Best Regards
pat on the hill

Usually I want to pull my chair closer to the monitor so I can sit here and
ahhhh for a long while. This Hug makes me want to reach in and touch it.
What a sweet and delightful creation; just says love all over. Donna, I
hope you'll have lots of little folks to share your Hug with through the
years; Turtle Creek is a treasure. We love you. Polly


"Patti" wrote in message
...
So glad the Hug will help you, in the long evenings especially. Nothing
will make the pain go away completely, but this much love must surely
help.
Take care, Donna.
.
In message , Donna in Idaho
writes
I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my cheeks.

When I got home this evening I could see two boxes sitting on my porch and
I
thought they were the books I had ordered from eBay and the DVD's I had
ordered from Amazon (the bigger box was an Amazon box). When I got to the
porch and saw Sandy/Ragmop's return address I had a suspicion what might
be
in the box.

I never dreamed I would be a recipient of an RCTQ Hug Quilt. All you
wonderful, beautiful people - the quilt is wonderful and beautiful. The
love you all put into my Hug Quilt will help me through many a lonesome
evening this winter and for winters and years to come. No one can really
know how much a Hug Quilt means until you receive one.

Next Monday will be the 4th month anniversary of Wayne's death and I still
can't believe he's gone. He was the youngest of five and all of his
family - siblings, parents and grandparents have lived into their 80's and
early 90's. His oldest sister was 90 in September, but Wayne was gone
from
us at only 75.

Words really can't express how much my Hug Quilt and all of you mean to me
except to say . . . .

I love you all.

Donna in SW Idaho




--
Best Regards
pat on the hill

Very Cool! I love the layout. Truly unique and wonderful. Hope you can
feel the love from all of us.
Take Care
Joanna

Sandy E wrote:
Howdy!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41469540@N08/

R/S


On 11/5/09 8:04 PM, in article , "Donna in
Idaho" wrote:

I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my cheeks.

When I got home this evening I could see two boxes sitting on my porch and I
thought they were the books I had ordered from eBay and the DVD's I had
ordered from Amazon (the bigger box was an Amazon box). When I got to the
porch and saw Sandy/Ragmop's return address I had a suspicion what might be
in the box.

I never dreamed I would be a recipient of an RCTQ Hug Quilt. All you
wonderful, beautiful people - the quilt is wonderful and beautiful. The
love you all put into my Hug Quilt will help me through many a lonesome
evening this winter and for winters and years to come. No one can really
know how much a Hug Quilt means until you receive one.

Next Monday will be the 4th month anniversary of Wayne's death and I still
can't believe he's gone. He was the youngest of five and all of his
family - siblings, parents and grandparents have lived into their 80's and
early 90's. His oldest sister was 90 in September, but Wayne was gone from
us at only 75.

Words really can't express how much my Hug Quilt and all of you mean to me
except to say . . . .

I love you all.

Donna in SW Idaho

Great job Sandy!

--
Susan
sewing machine set up in the dining room
working on a home-made quilt kit!
http://community.webshots.com/user/sbtinkingston
"Sandy E" wrote in message
...
Howdy!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41469540@N08/

R/S


On 11/5/09 8:04 PM, in article , "Donna
in
Idaho" wrote:

I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my cheeks.

When I got home this evening I could see two boxes sitting on my porch
and I
thought they were the books I had ordered from eBay and the DVD's I had
ordered from Amazon (the bigger box was an Amazon box). When I got to
the
porch and saw Sandy/Ragmop's return address I had a suspicion what might
be
in the box.

I never dreamed I would be a recipient of an RCTQ Hug Quilt. All you
wonderful, beautiful people - the quilt is wonderful and beautiful. The
love you all put into my Hug Quilt will help me through many a lonesome
evening this winter and for winters and years to come. No one can really
know how much a Hug Quilt means until you receive one.

Next Monday will be the 4th month anniversary of Wayne's death and I
still
can't believe he's gone. He was the youngest of five and all of his
family - siblings, parents and grandparents have lived into their 80's
and
early 90's. His oldest sister was 90 in September, but Wayne was gone
from
us at only 75.

Words really can't express how much my Hug Quilt and all of you mean to
me
except to say . . . .

I love you all.

Donna in SW Idaho