I almost didn’t write a post today! I have been feeling walked on and hopeless in the last week. I didn’t go to our 4th of July Parade. My excuse was it was cool and I didn’t want to walk several blocks and then stand for an hour.
As we were on the phone with our son, a B1 Bomber from nearby Ellsworth Air Force Base, flew over the parade and then our house. It was deafening! I am hoping our military is strong and resolute in the coming days!
But I must be hopeful! I must believe that we as an American people will be ok. So I will try to tell you about some likes.
I finished this little stamp stitch and it joined others on my buffet. You can see all the little stitches above. ⤴️
I’m reading The Woman They Could Not Silence by Kate Moore. I’m just getting started and it’s not exactly an easy read, but important!
I hung some of my other July, Independence Day patriotic decor.
This is a Patchabilities Design. I have made one or two for each month.
An older embroidered piece. My first attempt at coloring before stitching.
A favorite Kathy Schmitz mini wall hanging. I did all 12 of these back when!
The local committee that organizes and runs our Quilt Show
in October posted this on their Facebook page.
It made me grin!
I learned that our oldest great grandson, his mom (our granddaughter) and his grandma (our ex-daughter-in-law) went to see Hamilton at the Gammage Theatre on the ASU campus in Tempe AZ.
He loved it according to his grandma and our son, his “Pa”!
And now, I’m off to my sewing room, my happy place! I’ll be working on some Aqua HST and some split nine blocks! So I have something to show for ScrapHappy Saturday!
There is Always, Always something to be grateful for!
My front porch this afternoon!

Happy Birthday America! Long May She Wave!