Showing posts with label crime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crime. Show all posts

Thursday, July 08, 2021

Catchup - July 2nd-7th

July 2nd

I am totally disgusted with this world and all kinds of people and their so called righteous destruction in retalliation of being wronged! You are just furthering the hate into the next generation instead of trying to heal the wrong! Two wrongs do not make it right and actually undoes whatever good many were working towards reconciliation and open to understanding! So very sad! 

I was watching the Indigenous parade here in Winnipeg yesterday and was glad it was quiet, yeah right! Manitoba cancelled Canada Day so we can see their parade turn to this!!! With ALL the pictures, there should be LOTS more arrests than only the ONE!!!! 

My joy in making my quilt for Indigenous children just lost it's drive! I am totally against vandalism! Yes I know this is wrong, but now you need to understand how these retalliation destructions Canada wide are killing my drive to help out in this call for quilts. I have one quilt I'll finish but the second I was planning as a sisters effort will not be made, nor my desire to make more blocks for another quilt group's call for blocks. Yes so very sad!

CBC News July 1. 2021


This is the last of the mask refresher requests from May, these are for Judy!


PHEW!!!!! Dang it's way too hot in here to do anymore moving of furniture getting ready for window replacement next week! Sewing room is just about ready, bedroom so so, just the living room small sewing table to clean up, I use this to watch my sports in the cooler AC room. I sure hope the new ones help with this hot and cold fluctuations in future! I need to freshen up, a Steigle's Grapefruit Radler and feet up!

July 3rd

Sylvia to the rescue today!!! It's mega hot n humid in my apartment this morning and I was dropping off some fabric for her. So she said to come over and sew in her AC controlled place. So I packed some meat pies, my quilt blocks, the fabrics and stopped at McDs for cold beverages and walked into relief! 

We sewed together, had lunch, continued all afternoon till I was finished, then packed it in and ordered pizza for supper, before heading home. 

Well I totally didn't think about an inner border on this quilt as it is scrappy like to me. But after seeing it finished I'm thinking it may look better with an inner border of white all around, then the fossil fern orangey border? What do you think?



July 4th

The flag kinda reminds me of an over the couch draped quilt, which to me is appropriate in my message to my American friends! 💞🇨🇦💞🇨🇦💞


I walked up to Poke Mono for their scrumptious rice bowl! Refreshing taste!


This is exactly what I think and feel about orderly official removals or riotous vandalism etc to statues, street names, buildings/churches, etc! So sad that many think history needs to be changed! Wrong in my thinking. What needs changing is people's understanding that present day is not physically responsible for 'historians' mistakes and all of us learning from this and building a harmonious future without violence. 

These are my thoughts, whether someone else thinks it's wrong or not, does not matter. You are entitled to your thoughts and opinions too, but please not here. I'm not open to debates etc, thank you.


July 7th

Yahooie!!!! I was told they were starting to replace our windows on the 7th, no kidding two done and third started! 

They are small side push up sliding windows so my AC with some minor adjustments should fit even with less work on my part!



A busy day! Quick errands and then back to visit with the dogs and sewing up the on point blocks. Soon will be the borders, then deciding how to quilt both of these nature I Spy quilts before the fall.




Saturday, April 25, 2020

Awesome Friday!

We'll miss you big guy!



This is so sad!!!

The National Police Federation, working with the RCMP, are organizing events for a day of mourning in the wake of the tragic loss of Constable Heidi Stevenson and the many other innocent victims killed in Nova Scotia on April 19. Canadians from coast to coast are being asked to wear something red and share pictures, videos, and messages of support online using the hashtag #WearRedFriday this Friday, April 24. “This was an unimaginably tragic event that underscores the very real risk that our RCMP Members face when they go to work everyday to protect our communities,” said Brian Sauvé, President of the National Police Federation. “Our hope is that this small gesture will help unite Canadians in a show of support for the RCMP and the families of all the victims of this tragic event.” The NPF and RCMP are currently organizing small events of remembrance with Members in compliance with physical distancing best practices in communities around the country to mourn the loss of 23-year veteran Constable Heidi Stevenson and all victims. “These are unusual times, as physical distancing and restrictions on gatherings make it harder to gather together and mourn as a nation,” added Sauvé. “In better times, we would be able to come together in great numbers to show our appreciation, and so we hope by wearing red together on Friday we can mourn these senseless losses and show all the families that we care.”


April 24th

What a lovely afternoon with Edna walking Brookside Cemetery WITHOUT the speeding cyclists!!!!  It was just awesome and took more pictures!  Then thanks to Edna we went to Joe Blacks to pick up iced coffees and shared an apple Jack out on a nearby picnic table.  Now home relaxing!

Beautiful cala lilies 

So peaceful! 

So many lives lost, so sad!

WOW!!!

An Angel!!!




The "stairway to Heaven"?

So interesting! 





WOW!!!  Awesome marble or granite!



Goodbye!!!


Look what I found today on Kite and Kaboodle! I saw yesterday an add of loads of puzzles so I phoned and asked if they had any sewing or quilting ones.  She quickly sent me these pictures and I ordered for pickup this one! Couldn't resist crazy patch!  Now at 9:20pm I have to eat my just made stirfry!  I gotta smarten up!



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Friday, March 27, 2020

SOME PEOPLE!!!!!

Today around 2:15pm while walking northbound on Osborne I was TOTALLY DRENCHED by a very INCONSIDERATE person driving a black larger sized half ton at speed limit or maybe even more!!!  I was passed by many vehicles and only got splashed below my knees which was minor!  THIS truck was too close to the curb in the deepest water when going past and the wave was solid and over my head, even into my glasses, blinding me to getting the licence plate or it would he HERE too!!!!!  Didn't slow down except to make the corner onto Broadway and speed away again! Well hopefully very soon someone will get you back worse than my being soaked through all layers!!!!

Then if that was not enough, this arrives!

I just received this message from my a friend. Yesterday I'd just done a scan and all was good!  Will do again.  BUT honestly everyone should not be accepting a new friend request from their ALREADY friends.  It's always been my habit to delete those plus any messages with just links and no info from my friend. Good practice to follow! 

Sheesh this is a pain and only wanting one to tie up one's Messenger etc.  I wish they'd get a normal job already ir just drop dead!!!! 

"Be careful: I got a message from you or it shown on your wall here.. Please tell all the contacts in your messenger list not to accept friendship request from Andrea Wilson. She is a hacker and has the system connected to your Facebook account. If one of your contacts accepts it, you will also be hacked, so make sure that all your friends know it. Thanks. Forwarded as received. Hold your finger down on the message. At the bottom in the middle it will say forward. Hit that then click on the names of those in your list and it will send to them THIS Is REAL"

Sunday, December 22, 2019

December 17th-19th

Dec 17th

Happy Birthday Pat!


Okay another commitment is completed and ready to be delivered!  It is two fair sized thick fleece ONLY loosely ties around and many are already coming undone and that's before the youngster has his hands on it or is washed.  So I offered to quilt the two together and if the knots undo, I can maybe stitch all around later?



Dec 18th

Sure would teach those parcel thieves.


I'm finally breaking in one of my previous year's Christmas gifts!  I just love this lil' red truck!  I'm very happy with my cup!!!!






I still LOVE this photo and would love to back again!!!!!!


Dec 19th

Today I delivered the quilted together fleece blankets and enjoyed a lovely lunch visit with Colleen over at Pineridge Hollow.  Awesome, our service was very slow, but we had lots of time and in the end we enjoyed a free dessert on them!  Naturally we stopped in to see the goodies on sale and I got the last Lil' Red Truck ornament - guess was meant to be!  Colleen found a set of lovely snow covered trees for her table and lonely deer!


Ohhhh and I can now post BOTH pillows I made for April and Brennan as she's received them now!  I had made the 3 sets of two each accent pillows for donation for a wildlife women's seminar earlier and April wanted one too!  So I decided I'd make two so they'd both have one each!

April's picture.


Two slightly different blocks,
same borders.

Same backings.

Dec 20th

I just love this!


I'm pooped!  See I cut out the last of the Canada blocks and will be caught up once sewn up!  Then I cut out all the shadow pieces for all the blocks.  This is what I'll be sewing next week while dogs sitting!  I'll also have my MPQ BOM applique blocks to catch up before the mid January meeting!   I think this moppiness is sure getting lots of my sewing done, still lots to wade through!

OMGG I just laughed at this as it reminds me of the Bernese I look after!