Count your blessings, name them one by one…
I’m using Thursday posts to focus on thankfulness — and instead of counting blessings, I’m challenging myself to come up with them alphabetically. (You can find the rest of the posts in this series here.)
Welcome to Q week!
beautiful batik quilt, not mine
This week is a no-brainer for me.
QUILTS quilts QUILTS
2012 Creativity Retreat women & “jelly roll race” quilts
Six weeks from today I will be heading off for the annual Creativity Retreat. These women know how to turn anyone into a quilting addict.
The Lovebirds with their quilt (top folded over so you can see the back) that I made for them last year. I was so thrilled with how it came out — and very proud of my completed project!
Oh, I am also a fan of quiet.
And quirky.
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What are your Q words today in the realm of thankfulness?
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Spokalulu 
Quiet and questions.
Those are lovely quilts and that retreat definitely does sound like something worth waiting for!
Quiche is so yummy and versatile.
Quiet is definitely at the top of my list.
I do love quilts, but not to make them, just to gaze at how lovely they are.
Your quilt is so pretty. I am sure they think of all the love you put into that as they go sleep.
Q is a harder letter to think of a word that I am thankful for.
Quinoa! I love quinoa. Salads, main dish it is so tasty and good for you. There I did it lol
I love the Jelly Rolls quilts!
I am not a quilter but I am in awe and admiration at the beauty of those quilts. Lovely! I’m also intrigued by the idea of a Creativity Retreat.
In communion with the other commenters, I am thankful for quiet, questions, quiche and quinoa. I also like the word ‘quincunx’ which means ‘five objects arranged in a square’ like the dots on the #5 side of the dice. I know that word because when I was a kid I was Quirky and read the dictionary for entertainment.
Beautiful quilt! I don’t quilt (yet), but my mom, aunts, grandma, friends, etc are all determined I will someday. I do have a weakness for pretty fabric…
I am thankful for the QUIET times in my life when I’ve enjoyed beautiful sunsets and sunrises, watched a baby sleeping, prayed in an empty church sanctuary, walked along mountain paths with Mt Rainier, or Mt Adams, or Mt, St Helens in view.