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I had more photos from Tahiti I wanted to share with you.
There were some fabric shops in Papeetea. Not the style that I often use but there was an abundance of tropical prints available to purchase.
Also in Papeete was a fantastic open air market with fresh produce and fresh fish.
We visited a botanical garden and there were some incredibly beautiful flowers.
I wish I could tell you why I like chickens/roosters so much. I don’t know why….I just do. Isn’t this rooster beautiful? It was as if he was posing for the photo.
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I just got back from teaching/lecturing for the Brandywine Quilt Guild http://www.brandywinevlyquilters.org and the Calico Cutters Quilt Guild http://calicocutters.com both located in Chester County, Pennsylvania. The first day I taught my Kansas Rose workshop.
One of the students has already emailed me a photo of her finished block. Kathy Barton sent this photo. Kathy said she liked the techniques so much she is planning on making 3 more blocks for a wall quilt.
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BOOK REVIEW
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I recently read “The Secret of Magic” by Deborah Johnson. The main character, Regina Robicard, has recently been employed by Thurgood Marshall. Marshall receives a letter asking him to investigate the murder of a missing black war hero. The letter is signed by M.P. Chalhoun who is a reclusive author. Regina has fond memories of reading Chalhoun’s book when she was younger. Chalhoun’s book tells of black and white children playing together in the south in a magical land. When Regina goes to Mississippii to investigate she has a lot to learn.