2010-01-27
I'm a Red Hat Now
The Red Hat group from the park were planning a trip to local museum for a quilt show. I wanted to see the quilts and decided that it would be fun to go with the other ladies so I paid my $2 dues and became a card carrying member of the Red Hats. As I didn't own my own red hat I borrowed one and put on my purple T-shirt so I sort of fit in with the rest of them.
First stop was a Tea Room which we filled with the 40 ladies. There was a sea of red and purple.
Judy and Kay are sisters.
Judy loves our park. Both her sister in-law, sister and a good friend from home are in the park this year.
Cheryl decided there was no point in standing yet as there was a long line to pay.
Second stop was the museum. The quilt show was about 10 or 15 quilts recently completed by mostly winter Texans. We were given some time to look at them then we were lead to another part of the museum where she told us about the Mission area. I was a bit disappointed as I had imaged the "quilt show" to be old quilts and that the woman from the museum would talk to us about the quilts telling us about their histories and what the patterns meant. It turned out I was part of the entertainment as the ladies had fun watching me nod off, wake up and nod off again --- I really need a cat nap after lunch. Despite my need for a nap and not getting the quilt show I had hope for I still had fun with the ladies.
First stop was a Tea Room which we filled with the 40 ladies. There was a sea of red and purple.
Judy and Kay are sisters.
Judy loves our park. Both her sister in-law, sister and a good friend from home are in the park this year.
Cheryl decided there was no point in standing yet as there was a long line to pay.
Second stop was the museum. The quilt show was about 10 or 15 quilts recently completed by mostly winter Texans. We were given some time to look at them then we were lead to another part of the museum where she told us about the Mission area. I was a bit disappointed as I had imaged the "quilt show" to be old quilts and that the woman from the museum would talk to us about the quilts telling us about their histories and what the patterns meant. It turned out I was part of the entertainment as the ladies had fun watching me nod off, wake up and nod off again --- I really need a cat nap after lunch. Despite my need for a nap and not getting the quilt show I had hope for I still had fun with the ladies.
# posted by The Agnew Family @ 6:55 PM 
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