hi jrob i was just reading your profile and it reminded me of when my granny got me my first sewing machine i was 8 and helped her quilt she was even buried with the first quilt i made tear in my

How special the memories you have - I have made a quilt with my granddaughter and she is using it as her "tag along", and she is now 11 and still caries it with her from time to time. I saw the last time she was here that we need to do some repair work.

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by marymoore 09 Mar 2008

yes me and my granny have had great memories i sure do miss her thanks *4u

mary, that is a sweet story, WOW! You touched my heart. I might not be old enough to be your granny, but I am one - can I fill in for her. *4U

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by marymoore 09 Mar 2008

we look about the same age lol i am 39 i lost my granny 4 years ago i was pregnant with my twins thats what made me have them when i was only 25 weeks pregnant thats how i know what cutiepie is going through *4u

Mary, how sweet, I know this was for jrob, but it really took my heart. I have bought all my granddaughters a sewing machine, not many of the use them, but I tried. Two of my daughter's do sew and one is a great embroiderer. A flower for your thoughtfulness.

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by marymoore 09 Mar 2008

hi loretta thank you that is sweet *4u

How touching, Mary! I'm so glad you had a granny to care for you so much, and for you to care about as well. Three of my Grands were gone by the time I was born, & Mom's Mom when I was only 4, so I kind of envy you all the Grands that you were able to know & love. Treasure those memories, Mary, she made you part of what you are today, a wonderful person! A flower for sharing your beautiful memory with us. Marji

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by lorettag28 08 Mar 2008

Oh sweet marji, I will be your granny if you want. A flower for you sweet thing.

by marymoore 09 Mar 2008

thank you marji *4u i really do miss her so much

Oh, my goodness, how sweet. I can't go on enough about grandmothers. Mine was simply an angel that walked the earth. Everyone should have someone in their life that thinks they can do no wrong, I did.;)

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by lorettag28 08 Mar 2008

jrob, if yours is gone, I would be happy to fill in. HaHa. A flower for you.

by jrob 09 Mar 2008

Loretta, you've got a deal! I would LOVE to have you. I called her mamaw and she passed away several years ago, but I was lucky, I got to have her until she was 93 years old!