We enjoyed a program by the Shenandoah Chamber Choir last evening at church. Then we hosted these young people for the night.

Ryan, Erickson, Gabe, & Cliff. They are all good singers and enjoy music.

Lawina was our only girl guest.She is my cousin Thelma & Stanley Good's daughter. And here is Erickson playing the "spinning wheel" song for us. They all showed us a good time and it was late till we got to bed and early to rise to get them on their way for their next program tonight in Georgia.

Here's my 2nd try for the Virginia Quilt Museum postcard.

I made this 4X6 postcard quilt instead of starting my laundry.

Yep, my laundry is still there. I guess I'll go and get it started.

This quilt came about because of the earthquake in China on May 12, 2008 that registered 7.9 on the richter scale. The epicenter was in the town of Wenchuan about 50 miles from where my niece www.xanga.com/gixergurl was in Chengdu. She was in a supermarket riding down an escalator and she heard rumbling and people started screaming. The escalator above her was swaying back and forth. In Wenchuan, our friends children were home in their apartment. They described the earthquake as if your house was put onto a gigantic skateboard and drug down the road at 30-40 mph. It got dark because of all the dust in the air and was a while before it settled.

Last evening we went to Grandpa Grabers to help do some yard work and have supper together.

We were blessed this past weekend to host Craig's future in-laws for the night. Gregg & Irene Martin from Ohio along with their family came for a short visit.

Craig & Angie are planning to be married in August. Here's Angie combing her little sister, Joanne's hair.

They wanted Craig to play "Ben Hur's Chariot Race" for them on the piano.

Watching the piano playing.

Earlier this year the youth girls had a bridal shower for Angie.

They had 2 teams that made wedding dresses. One for me and one for Angie. I felt very "clutzy." And Angie looked so nice and sleek and slim.

This morning I was invited over to Sheila's for a birthday brunch for Paul's mom. Sheila set such a pretty table and fixed such delicious & attractive food.

The guests were us Graber ladies.

Mom feeling unworthy.

Kirby, the only man of the group.

I had a nice meeting today with the Possum Town Quilters. Here are some quilts that were shown for "Show & Tell."

Watana made a "Stack & Whack" quilt. All the stars were made from only one fabric; the fabric that she used for the border.

Sharon shows her Japanese Sachiko that she's planning to enter into a show.

Judy won these blocks and put them together for a quilt for one of her grandchildren.

Annette shows us some pieces that she hand dyed and worked with thread. She wants to give us a class on these techniques. Won't that be fun!

These last 2 quilts are some of what our guild has made for chairity.

I have enjoyed having Sheila come and spend a couple days working on a denim comforter that she is making for Kirby. Check out her xanga site www.xanga.com/menyouandadognamedwilma

I had a wonderful weekend with my folks and family. Check out www.xanga.com/pollythepatchworker to see our time together on Saturday. On Friday we had coffee with Aunt Vera Rose.

We enjoyed looking at this velvet quilt that she made and did the feather stitching.

She showed us one that Grandmother Vera made.

Then we visited a little with long time friends Glenn & Ann Rohrer.

Announcing the birth of our first grandchild, Kirby Dean Graber.

Evie & Kirby in the Johnny-Jump-Up.

Sheila sewing a denim blanket for Kirby.