himself in the amazing quilt that arrived tuesday. thanks to the awesome kathywithcats who organized this and sewed together bits from many friends. i am already crying and will be comforted by the love sewn together to ease my way thru chemotherapy.
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What a beautiful quilt. She did such a fantastic job and thinking of it shows the love she holds in her heart for you both.
ReplyDeleteOh, how beautiful! And what a delightful gift! How wonderful our friends are, to be there for us in the good times and the not so good! Absolutely marvelous! Hope you're doing ok, you sound and look terrific! Thanks for sharing!
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Wow, the quilt is beautiful! Such a terrific and loving gift. And, roger, you're looking great.
ReplyDeleteHe looks like a superhero!
ReplyDeleteLovely posts, r and r. Thinking of you and quilts and stars and meteor showers and fishes.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! and now I feel badly because I said I would contribute fabric to it and then I forgot...
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Oooh, kathy did a wonderful job pulling all that love together. Roger, you look positively regal!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!
ReplyDeleteit was a joy to find a piece of fabric with you in mind, Roger. We thought and thought, and then we went to the fabric store and had a hoot browsing the bolts of fabric...the act brought us close to you and we delighted in being 'in' on the secret gift! We hope it brings you great joy and comfort. Kathywithcats is a stellar human being!
ReplyDeleteAmazing quilt and what a thoughtful gift. You really look so handsome draped in it roger. Wonderful colors.
ReplyDeleteKeep doing so well.
How absolutely beautiful! Wrapped in love, what a wonderful idea....
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful thought and a lovely quilt. It will surely warm your body and soul during chemotherapy. And best of all, Roger...you can look at it in the future and remember how it helped you through your journey.
ReplyDeletesuperhero!! roger, i'm so glad you like it.
ReplyDeleteyour friends responded so generously, and with such great and varied contributions! and i believe the quilt also stands for the fond thoughts of others.
it was way fun helping the quilt build itself. it has a lot of personality! just like its owner.
What a thoughtful gift and also so beautiful and useful.
ReplyDeleteKudos to those involved (I wasn't asked to contribute but I would have! :-O
Oh, so much love sewn up in the quilt! It's beautiful. There's such a smile in your eyes in that photo--very moving!
ReplyDeleteLooking at the fabrics, people really did choose them with you in mind, it's so very clear.
dear linda and other friends of roger -- apologies, because i did not know how to contact everyone who cares about roger in a secret way.
ReplyDeletethat's one reason i believe the quilt stands for more caring than that of the contributors alone. and another reason is that not everyone is in a position to ship fabric to a stranger on short notice.
much love to roger and ALL his friends. xoxox
That's wonderful!
ReplyDeletethat quilt may be the best medicine i've ever seen ;)
ReplyDeleteRoger, I love you in your Quilt of Many Colors. drcharles is right-that is powerfully good medicine.
ReplyDeleteI love it. So beautiful and to be able to wrap yourself in love whenever you feel uncomfortable- wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHi Robin, Haven't been paying too much attention lately..life and stuff gets in the way occaisionally! But first, that quilt is awesome in the truest sense of the word. Second, I hope Roger is doing okay through this trial brought to you by life. And thirdly- about the Perseids? You can watch them from your deck?? we lay on the beach one night, several years ago, with air mattresses, electric blankets (!!!), some coffee and a bottle of Bailey's, and a black Lab + two cats. We happily looked straight south west, laughing and giggling, til we fell soundly asleep..Didn't see a damn thing! AND it wasn't til last week that I was told we should have been looking north east.
ReplyDeleteWell, sprinkle me with stardust! I learned a great lesson in all of this...and that is never stop aiming for the stars.
G'night.
I'm sorry I am such a space shot that I didn't get in on this. I send my big ole Yankee hugs to you, Roger and Robin. Know that my heart is in that quilt, too. And Kathy Withcats is AMAZING.
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