Slow and easy does it....

I'd like to introduce you to my baby boy Lance, this was taken when he was 1 yr old, the second one his Senior year in High School, 1998, he was voted Mr. Loyd Star and one of the 3 Most Handsome..

When he finished College and went to work at the Hospital, he and his 2 roommates cooked for themselves and they loved to eat...he soon put on a lot of weight. He did lose a little before he got married, but I guess married life agreed with him & his wife too much...lol..she was small when they married, never got real big, but put on more than she wanted too, so they decided to do something about it...they went on weight watchers a year ago and I am so proud of them both, they took it slow and easy. They worked together on it, walking every evening after getting home, they cooked together and make some great weight watchers suppers always try to have enough to take for lunch the next day.

1st picture is made 3 yrs ago, second one was made Christmas...

I say again, I am so proud of them both, they share the work of cooking and cleaning, they both work, she is an MRI Tech in Jackson and he is a Specialities Tech at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson.

Stuffy Nose and handmade quilt

Good Sunday Morning, well I have been lucky this winter as I have avoid the dreaded crud, for most part, a little sniffle every once in awhile but nothing major. Now that Spring is in sight I have finally slowed down enough that it has cought up to me. I am all achy, sneezy and my eyes are watery...simply put I feel like crap...

Ohhh I just want a hot cup of coffee and a nice warm bed...

But I had planned to show my little baby quilt I made 41 yrs ago. I had ugly Betty lying on it while I was making her picture and several ladies e-mailed me saying they would like to see it.

So a little background..41 yrs ago I found out I was going to have my second baby, my oldest was 5.

My Mom had made the oldest a little knitted blanket before he was born but now she was too sick to make this baby one. Since I couldn't knit but could sew I decided to make him his own little quilt. I choose yellow and white because 41 yrs ago you didn't know what you were having untill you had it. Thank goodness it was another little boy cause I had all of Chuck's baby stuff saved...and times were extremely hard for us in 1968.

I used 6 little animal patterns and made this cute little quilt. I was using it to cover my little baby doll in my cradle my DH built for me. Well my GDraughters started playing with it and have gotten something on it. You can see it on the little duck...sigh...I need to take it to the cleaners and have it cleaned but am so afraid it will tear it up, any ideas on how to clean it and not destroy it will be much appricated. I now have it put up where they can't get it. Most of the stain is milk strain from when I gave him his bottle while he was wrapped in it. It was a bright yellow, but all the washings have faded it out.

I hope you enjoyed looking at it. I love it and everytime I look at it I remember holding one of my 3 most precious treasures.