An Eventful Weekend and NTT

Hello there, my friends!  Welcome to another Needle and Thread Thursday.  This has been a super busy, but awesome week for us.  Centenary College, where my husband and I met way back in 1995, is celebrating its bicentennial this year, and last weekend we traveled to participate in an alumni event for Homecoming weekend.  It was so much fun!  We got to get all dressed up, catch up with friends we hadn't seen in years, and sing some of our favorite pieces in the alumni portion of the choir concert.

ps- if you're looking for me, I'm a little to the left of center, about halfway up (next to the lady in the green dress).  Since my hubby is 6' 6", he is always easy to find on the back row (on the right side).

We had alumni parties on Friday night, rehearsal on Saturday morning, the concert Saturday night, and then drove home Sunday, so it was a quick turnaround, but definitely worth it.

If you can believe it, this week I'm starting to pull out Christmas stuff.  Life with a puppy is never dull, and my plan is to put up trees (I will have six this year), light them, and leave them up without ornaments for a week or two.  That way I can hopefully teach Tucker to leave them alone before they are covered in breakable ornaments.

So, let's get to the highlights from last week's party.  I love this one from Linda at kokaquilts-

And this beauty from Yvonne at Quilting Jetgirl-

Sandra from mmm quilts showed off this lovely quilt-

And finally, this quilt shared by Gretchen's Little Corner is so pretty-

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