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Priscilla Jacqueline
On your Sweet Sixteenth birthday, I celebrate you!!
You are the child that I prayed for all of my life, and the Lord
Answered my prayers on the day you were born.
On this special day,
I am thanking Him,
For all of the wonderful things that you are,
That bring so much joy to others, including me!
I celebrate your unconquerable spirit,
That lets you meet every challenge
With confidence, enthusiasm and persistence.
I admire your sensitivity.
You see needs that cry out to be met,
That no one else sees,
And you meet them.
Out of your deep and caring heart,
Out of your wisdom,
Out of your strength.
I treasure your uniqueness;
There is no one else like you.
And I feel blessed to know
Such an extraordinary person.
I appreciate you, respect you,
Cherish you, and look up to you.
It's your birthday, but is was us that received the gift,
A gentle, sweet, beautiful daughter.
Your father and I are so proud of you,
Our blue eyed baby girl has grown into
A beautiful princess.
I love watching you dance with Jesus,
Because you know,
He will only allow the perfect man to cut in.
I love you forever.
~Mom
I can hardly believe it!! Just one more day, and this farmer's wife will be going to Sisters, Oregon. 2010 Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show. I have dreamed of this day!! After the tick bites, spider bite, and the countless mosquito bites, this girl is ready for a day off!!
When my family found out that Alex Anderson and Ricky Tims www.thequiltshow.com were going to be there, they made all of the arrangements to make this dream into a reality.
While I am there I plan to get a few quilting necessities, fabrics, threads, patterns, autographs (Hee-hee!!).
If you happen to be going to Sisters, look for me, I will be wearing my new The Quilt Show name tag!!



Now we have the other 2,000 feet to fence!! But I will not bore you with that!! Have I ever mentioned why he is doing this fencing project? I think from now on I shall refer to him as “Farmer Joe”!! Well, Farmer Joe has the dream of raising some of these. He has already told us that they are for “eating” and not for naming. So the girls and I think we will just call them, “Rare, Medium and Well Done“. 











He teaches me about guy stuff, like what the names of the tools are, and that the barbed-wire we are using is called "4 point".




Yesterday when he asked me to go into the backyard with him, I decided to go with a good attitude and a happy heart. I grabbed my camera just in case I saw something wonderful.